In the winter of 2011, funeral arrangements were being made for the traditional book.Mourners included not only small independent booksellers across the land but also the likes of huge chains like Waterstones.For it seemed the onward march of Kindle e-readers was about to swamp the touchy-feely pleasure of printed books, offering instead instant online access to streams of words flooding onto our screens.Tunbridge Wells dealer Stephen Marshall, selling secondhand books at The Pantiles Bookshop,...
