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NotBlue
16:19 / 13.01.02
If you, like me, spend most of the day working at a job which does not hold up in the mental stimulation department, this place, http://www.sacred-texts.com/map.htm can be very useful.
 
 
Magic Mutley
19:50 / 13.01.02
That page rocks - Thanks!
 
 
Less searchable M0rd4nt
16:42 / 16.02.05
I've been on a bit of a PDF binge recently, mostly hmagjykk texts from the above site. I've also been reading out-of-copyright novels. Lots of classic works are in the public domain; literatureproject.com has a metric shedload.

Found this site very recently: www.free-books.org. I haven't had a thorough dig around yet but they seem to have a lot of material. Their formatting is supposed to accelerate learning; it takes a bit of getting used to, though.

I know that a lot of people nowadays self-publish online but there's a poor signal-to-unreadble-crap ratio. I'd be interested to hear of anything that broke this particular mold.

Any other recommendations?
 
 
NotBlue
19:40 / 16.02.05
Self publishing, no idea I'm afraid, bbbut generally - http://www.gutenberg.org/ will fill many a bored sunday afternoon.
 
 
lekvar
20:38 / 16.02.05
Jimmy beat me to it, but I'll second Project Gutenberg. There's also an audiobook section.
 
 
Baz Auckland
11:05 / 17.02.05
The complete works of HP Lovecraft

...there was a more legible site, but I can't seem to find it.