![]() It’s a collection of around 11,500+ scanned cookbooks from the 1700s to today. (thanks to u/EyonTheGod added Dec 8, 2022…)Īlso, here are two honorable mentions. ![]() (thanks to u/gcar1966, has an ebook section with 40k+ titles of very random stuff, and an audiobook section with 1500+ titles. (thanks to u/fierze16, Imperial Library of Trantor, darkweb ebook resource - slow because the clearweb address interfaces with the darkweb site) (thanks to u/WhiteMilk_, eclectic compilation of various stuff, including some Calibre lists) (thanks to u/antlereye, comic books with an option to either read online or download) (thanks to u/pelumo_64, various books, textbooks, periodicals) (thanks to u/pelumo_64, various books and periodicals) (thanks to u/gexgekko, mainly ebooks in spanish/other Iberian Peninsula-located languages, with some English books) Open directories of Calibre lists (thanks to u/PM_ME_TO_PLAY_A_GAME, various novels and ebooks) (thanks to u/psuedopoder, legal technical publications) ![]() (thanks to u/classicdannie, mostly legal, for scientific articles and journals) (thanks to u/callmeultimate, it appears to have popular audiobooks set up for mobile listening via the app) (for technical papers, thanks to u/julianvgs) (relatively complicated to gain access to in comparison to the other sites, but generally higher quality materials - it’s a private tracker and requires an application and a 1-on-1 live chat interview with study questions) updated Nov 6, 2022: at the current time z-lib has been shut down ![]() (excellent, has most stuff, requires free account to get magnet links) is the ePub fiction section of libgen (thanks to u/deadnamingmissdaisy for pointing out that libgen has various sections depending on what you’re looking for) for technical manuals, textbooks, and magazines (my 3rd favorite, also has mirrors with different suffixes like libgen.rs. for books and audiobooks (my #1 favorite, requires free account to download, it has around 90% of what I look for, including novels, a great collection of cookbooks, magazines, etc).Įbooks channel on IRCHighway for ebooks (my 2nd favorite, has pretty much anything mobilism doesn’t, but requires a free IRC client… here is a guide on how you can access it) If a mod reads this, perhaps you could update the FAQ to include these? There’s a list of ebook sites on the FAQ here, but a lot of these aren’t on it. I figured I’d share them with you guys as well. it just got restored a few minutes ago by a mod. It didn’t show The Brass Check, the Upton Sinclair classic on sleazy journalism, as being available from Google Book even though it’s indeed there.Here’s a list of ebook and audiobook sources I put together for r/illegallifeprotips yesterday, but apparently it was “too illegal” for them and the mods removed it. Can p-book ever match ebooks when it come to finding the books about which you most care?Īt a time when ebooks are under assault from other media ranging from video games to Netflix, choice is A Good Thing.ĭetail: Calibre’s book search isn’t the last word. This is why one the major reasons why anti-bookers annoy me. Imagine all millions of titles in your searches-for instant or almost-instant download. and elsewhere only as purchases at stores.Īmong the included sites are Project Gutenberg, the Internet Archive, Feedbooks, Google Books,, Amazon, Kobo and B&N. What’s free in countries with shorter copyright terms may be legal in the U.S. Just keep in mind that copyright laws vary. Who knows? “Free” may be at the top of the list. That won’t happen with commercial books-your Web browser will direct you to the appropriate store page-but there are other pluses, such as the ability to short by prices. With this approach, your books public domain books can go directly into your Calibre library for immediate reading via the Calibre ebook reader or another program. And as you can see from the screenshot it’s in the top menu bar. You can search by titles, author names, and keywords-and blend your criteria, so that, for example, you can exclude works with identical titles but different writers. It’s the Get Books function of our old friend, the Calibre ebook management program (cost: $0). Even if you’re been around ebooks forever, you may be overlooking one of the easiest ways to search dozens of digital bookstores and public domain sites at once. ![]()
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