4 Digital Hotspots for Booklovers
Bookish culture the 2.0 way.
By Richard Nash

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We predict that lovers of verse with a penchant for new technology will be enamored of the Poet's Almanac, an app where you can get the day's weather along with poetry reflecting the forecast. (Download for free from iTunes and Google Play.)

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Do you harbor a secret desire to be a decision-maker in the literary world? Then check out Inkshares, a crowd-funded publisher in the Kickstarter vein. Just click on a book proposal you like to help move it from "funding" to "available now."

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Indie website 0s&1s (pronounced "zeros and ones") offers a carefully curated selection of books from small literary presses in user-friendly formats at $6 a pop. And because the site's founder aims to give a larger share of e-book profits to authors, it's also a feel-good destination.

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From the July 2015 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine