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Ink and paper is dead.  Long live the e-book.  This day has been dreaded by publishers and authors for a decade now.  Much like the passing of a cherished relative, denial is inevitable, publishers in particular.  But the printed book’s death rattle is obvious for those who are paying attention.  It’s only a matter of time.  Will printed books disappear completely?  No, but the familiar shelves at bookstores and airports will go the way of vinyl records: relegated to collectors and aficionados with breathless whispers of a comeback.

A major retool of kentlester.com has been in the works for quite a long time and has gone through several iterations.  I wanted this new website to reflect the tremendous changes that have swept through the writing, publishing, and media worlds over the past few years.