Singing aNobii's praises again
I've just spent the whole day adding to my virtual bookshelf at aNobii. Apart from the many languages it supports (from English, Japanese, the 2 Chinese scripts to even Finnish), it's got almost any function I could think of. I haven't really got a habit of making notes at the margins before but now I may try writing notes on some pages of Hallucinating Foucault which the site also has a function for.
ETA: I'm now digging up my old notes on what I've read that are now scattered all over the place (some in hard copy only) so that I can enter the dates I finished reading the books. God, this aNobii thing is really addictive!
ETA: I'm now digging up my old notes on what I've read that are now scattered all over the place (some in hard copy only) so that I can enter the dates I finished reading the books. God, this aNobii thing is really addictive!