The Accessible Bookshelf

I read a lot. I always have. But as my eyesight has deteriorated, I have had to find alternative ways to get my fix. Audiobooks have been key, mostly bought from Audible.com in recent years. Lately, smartphones and dedicated e-book readers have begun to offer an accessible alternative. There is still a big trade-off between content and accessibility. Over the years, I have accumulated many posts on the subject of building an accessible bookshelf. Here’s the card catalog: Bookshelf Acces.

Tags: access, accessibility, audible, audiobooks, book readers, bookshelf, E-Book, reading

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