bartlett22183:Just like others on this forum, I use a computer a few hours a day, but I also often like to have a physical document to hold in my hands while I sit in my easy chair with soft music playing and the cat dozing nearby . There a large number of PDF files I have printed off (in Esperanto, other conIALs, and in other languages) specifically for that reason.

However, I own a tablet computer (Barnes&Noble Nook, but it could be any of various others) onto which I have loaded a large number of books and documents, including many in Esperanto (and Interlingua, to be honest). The tablet is not quite the same as a "real" paper document, but nevertheless it is something physical and convenient that I can take to the coffee shop and read at my leisure, including paging through what I am reading.

I have also become interested in Interlingua because I was studying Spanish and looking for ways to bridge my Spanish knowledge with learning other languages. While I don't think it would be as easy for non-Europeans to learn it is an interesting language itself.

ryanpg:

bartlett22183:Just like others on this forum, I use a computer a few hours a day, but I also often like to have a physical document to hold in my hands while I sit in my easy chair with soft music playing and the cat dozing nearby . There a large number of PDF files I have printed off (in Esperanto, other conIALs, and in other languages) specifically for that reason.
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I have also become interested in Interlingua because I was studying Spanish and looking for ways to bridge my Spanish knowledge with learning other languages. While I don't think it would be as easy for non-Europeans to learn it is an interesting language itself.

I am something of an "Interlinguaist" myself. However, the "national language" forums of lernu! are for discussions of Esperanto, not other auxiliary languages, so I won't go into it here. There is a forum in E-o itself for other languages, including other auxiliary languages.

EPubs are available several places including Eldonejo Mistera Sturno