How the hell is book design not standardized yet? Books have

I've never had a real problem with this, if I did it was because it was dated

>>9186108
get a e-reader and stop being a whiny bitch

>>9186108
I find that sometimes books printed on poor material with text that isnt as dark as usual is very easy on the eyes if you read under a lamp. You don't strain as much.

>>9186108
People fuck the dog now, just like they did in Ancient Babylon, Athens, and Atlantis - just like they will in the crystal-spired Martian colonies of 4000 AD.

You can't remove errors from us, it's just our flawed nature. If we were perfect we would be gods.

So put that in your pipe and smoke it.

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>>9186137
e-readers are the worst culprits. I find far more typos and misprints in ebooks than in print.

Hell, I was reading a novel recently (ebook) that was missing entire paragraphs.

Contacted Amazon, who told me to contact the publisher. The publisher's response was basically, "sucks to be you".