A reflection from the book caught my eye: it is actually carved and contains an e-book.

Clemson University student Deavin Rencher, a sophomore studying special education and member of the Call Me MISTER program, reads with Tydarius Cobb, 9, at Uptown Barbers in Central, S.C., as part of the Razor Readers program. (Photo by Ken Scar)

I can recall clipping car ads from Reader’s Digest as a young child in the mid-Sixties and these small format car ads have been a treasured piece of my automotive literature collection ever since. RD first began running advertisements in their US edition in 1955, but they began running ads in their overseas editions much earlier. The oldest RD car ad in my collection dates back to 1940 (Studebaker) and came from their pan-Latin American edition. I saved this ad showing the covers of the various editions of RD being published in 1960, as I have never seen a number of them and can only imagine what unique car ad treasures might be found within their bindings. Old copies of Reader’s Digest used to be a common find in thrift shops, rummage sales, etc. Up into the 1980s, RD was full of cars ads, although by 2000, the automobile industry wasn’t buying very much ad space in RD. My collection includes at least one ad from the following editions of Reader’s Digest: USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Peru, UK, France, Denmark, Germany, Italy, South Africa, Japan, SE Asia and Australia.

Board removed. The E-Ink screen is behind the metal chassis.

Wacom touchscreen for making notes. These can be saved to a separate file and put in to an OCR software later.

Springfield, Or.

Before you pick up that sex toy or fondle yourself get a vision exam. I have 3 pairs of glasses so I merely change glasses and go again. If I had a companion there would be no need to autoeroticize. Any takers?

Ive decided to do a series on readers and what better place to start then in India - where everyone seems to always be reading.

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Homeless reader at Namba station in Osaka.

Hana Ticha

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Never purchased the reader cartridges and books Asking $30

Lakeshore Lodge, TZ

Leicester square, London

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RFID Reader

thai tarot reader in Chatuchak Market, Bangkok

About 5:15 pm, Alexandra Square, Lancaster University. I was struck by the way she looked on these very bright stone steps. I asked permission, and she was nervous but kindly agreed. I took several angles to try to deal with the sun and backgound; this is the first shot.

Thank you for participating in my project.

You can see other photographs of readers here: www.flickr.com/photos/greg_myers/sets/72157652125931010

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Nikki de Saint Phalle's Le Banc, Naoshima, Japan