There are many ways to read The Capital Spectator, and now there’s one more: via Amazon.com’s Kindle. If you’d like to subscribe to CS on your Kindle, please visit here.
For the uninitiated, the Kindle is an e-book reader sold by Amazon. Users purchase content and download it directly into their Kindle. Since its launch in late-2007, the Kindle has become the new new thing for reading books, magazines, newspapers and a sea of other published content. It’s sort of the reader’s equivalent of the iPod. It’s quite a handsome device and offers a number of benefits for staying up to date on your favorite reads. For one thing, it allows you to carry around your personal library in your pocket.