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"Look, I have nothing against technology, but the virtues that technology offers us today as enormous novelties are contained in the book since Mr. Gutenberg managed to make it become an object of common use," Taibo said in an interview in its participation in the XV International Book Fair (FIL) of Panama 2019.

The author of "Camino a Sognum" (Editorial Planeta Mexicana, 2018) went further and said in that sense that "if we crush all the books of Paulo Coelho and publish good things (for the environment) we will have saved". Although he considers it a bit "silly" to resort to the "reductionism" of taking care of the environment, Taibo hopes that there is "some cellulose substitute to keep having books top sci fi audiobooks like that," he said, holding a copy of 'Camino a Sognum', "books that you can see, touch, put under the snuff and become the accomplice they are. " But he said that if it happens, "we would end up becoming 'Farenheit 451' (Ray Bradbury, 1953) ourselves in books, and we will have to remember to continue transmitting emotion, passion, imagination, knowledge, everything that they they contain".

Benito Taibo prefers not to think of an "apocalyptic future" without paper books. Panama, Aug 17 (EFE) .- Mexican writer Benito Taibo said he has nothing against technology, but prefers not to think about an "apocalyptic" future without books on paper support because of the possibility of everyone moving to Google internet and electronic texts prevail. "Look, I have nothing against technology, but the virtues that technology offers us today as enormous novelties are contained in the book since Mr. Gutenberg managed to make it become an object of common use," Taibo said in an interview with Efe in his participation in the XV International Book Fair (FIL) of Panama 2019.

Taibo (Mexico City, 1960), however, does not make any problem with that coming scenario that assumes as improbable since the book, if it looks good, is as portable as any electronic support gadget to read. But he does not believe that much competition has to be expected because "today the electronic book represents only 3% of the sales of the publishing industry in the world". In 'Farenheit 451, Bradbury prefigures a society of the future in the United States in which books are banned and where firefighters are responsible for burning those they find.

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