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Love this paragraph

   May 30, 2012

In her novel “The Spoiler,” Annalena McAfee writes about how newspapers are moving away from print to web:

“Every newspaper and magazine would be sucked up by the technological twister, swirling skywards from news agents and tube stations, from desks and coffee tables, cafes and kitchens, dustbins and gutters, recycling centers and landfill sites, darkening the sky before shrinking to a shower of pixels and falling to earth as magic dust, minute particles of information that would shimmer in plastic boxes in every house in the land.”

Great paragraph

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