Free Online Books

[Oculus Sinister]

I know of two sources so far, Project Guttenberg and MIT Courseware. Does anyone know of more?

I wonders why there isn't a file-sharing source for books. The only thing I can think of is how recording books would be painful. I am looking forward to a time when one can go to the bookstore and just upload the book. Or when there is a small monthly fee to use all of the information in an online library. Also, when the information is free on a P2P.

[intpgolfer]

See links below:

25,000 out of copyright books (http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/) - including shakespeare, milton, voltaire, dostoyevsky, etc. and search by authors - titles.

[ryan_m_parr]

google.books.com is one of the best sites.

Normally I would never read a book like this, though since it's available online, it might be important to read:

The Industrial Vagina By Sheila Jeffreys (http://books.google.com/books?id=-9U7Eqp8NigC&lpg=PA168&ots=qLSGKyUAGg&dq=personality%20disorders%20sex%20trade&pg=PP1)

For all I know the book might have the same effect as The Jungle (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Jungle) by Upton Sinclair