Liberating books from their physical contexts could make it easier for them to blend into one another, a concept heralded by Kevin Kelly in an article in The New York Times Magazine last month. Once text is digital, books seep out of their bindings and weave themselves together, wrote Mr. Kelly in an article that was derided by Mr. Updike in his BookExpo polemic. The collective intelligence of a library allows us to see things we can't see in a single, isolated book. NYT
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