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Not entirely sure why this has taken me so long, but here we go. It’s been quite awhile since I actually finished some of these (a couple of weeks), so they aren’t all immediate reactions.… more →
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Update: Life imitates Art imitating life, or something like that, AMZN deletes Orwell's 1984 from Kindles...
ginaswo wrote 1 day ago: Update: Via Instapundit, ARS has more on the circumstances of the deletion and AMZNs response to i … more →
A free library of classics
arestelle wrote 2 days ago: If you’re not familiar with Project Gutenberg, it’s worth taking a look. It’s an … more →
Ebooks Galore!
jannekeadema1979 wrote 6 days ago: This month it’s again time for the World Ebook fair! The fourth annual World Ebook Fair, this year … more →
Ayo Sedot Jutaan eBook gratis di World eBook Fair 2009!
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sendaljepit wrote 1 week ago: Bagi penggila ebook, acara ini pasti layaknya surga.Bagaimana tidak? Bulan ini tersedia dua juta dua … more →
Ebooks and Project Gutenberg
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Neil wrote 1 week ago: Johannes Gutenberg invented the printing press, which is generally considered a Good Thing—unless yo … more →
I had a Kindlegasm
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elieharriett wrote 1 month ago: We just embarked on yet another new piece of tech. This one is still on the “bleeding edge … more →
E-Books, Part 2
suebe wrote 1 month ago: As long as we’re discussing e-books, there’s another site with free content that you sho … more →
The Ebooks are coming ...
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Hilary wrote 1 month ago: So it seems, but is this just another false dawn? Digitised books have been around from the very ea … more →
They don't want to upset the apple cart
chris wrote 1 month ago: Apple thrives by creating and maintaining a brilliant ecosystem for its products. So it has been int … more →
What I read: Past, Present, and Future
elieharriett wrote 1 month ago: I recently finished reading a few different books, and for some reason I’ve been thinking abou … more →
Friday: History Teacher Tips
Andrew B. Watt wrote 1 month ago: One of the things I’m trying to do more of is include primary sources in my ninth grade class, … more →
book log: Andre Norton -- The Gifts of Asti
Jules Jones wrote 2 months ago: Short story originally published under the “Andrew North” pseudonym, now out of copyrigh … more →
Some People Can Be Mean Without Knowing It! I Can Be Mean, If Needed Be!
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dyerohmeb wrote 2 months ago: I’ve copy-pasted exchanges between 3 volunteer proofreaders of Project Gutenberg Distributed P … more →
How to Find Old Travel Books
pen4hire wrote 2 months ago: Ruined Temple, from Project Gutenberg Why read old stuff when there is so much new stuff? Because w … more →
This Week in Literacy: The World Digital Library and the 2009 Los Angeles Times Festival of Books
anabases wrote 2 months ago: This week sees two important events in literacy: On April 21, the World Digital Library was launche … more →
Global Voices Book Challenge - preparations
sylwiapresley wrote 3 months ago: How do you choose your reads? Do you read about books or enter the library or a bookshop and just p … more →
Ang Ibong Adarna: The E-Book on a Mythical, Operatic-like Singing Bird
dyerohmeb wrote 3 months ago: Ibong Adarna (large Print Edition): Corrido at Buhay na Pinagdaanan nang tatlong Principeng Magcaca … more →
Contribute to the world's biggest online library
karenjeynes wrote 3 months ago: Do you want to be a part of converting books in the public domain into e books? You can, by going t … more →
20th Century Style: Where'd You Learn Your Law and Order?
splinterscript wrote 4 months ago: “I had the first issue of Superman,” my grandfather said ruefully. “But my mom th … more →
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