[Manta.ray]

Hi folks

For those of you who are interested in Science Fiction and Fantasy, you can check out this website

baencd.thefifthimperium.com

Its a collection of all the CDs by Baen Books.

You can also check out Baen Books Free library as well at baen.com

[shawn300]

hexacorn wrote:

any site for jing yong?

do you mean english or chinese sites?

[shawn300]

thanks for the link

[rty]

symb10te wrote:

if you are NLB member, register an online acct at NLB website and u can access many online libraries with free books, magazines and databases under "eresources".

http://www.nlb.gov.sg

Once you have registered at NLB website, you can go straight to this site

http://singapore.lib.overdrive.com/F...en/Default.htm

[rty]

Try http://www.bookglutton.com/

There are some free ebooks you can read online.

[turtle-san]

Eh... Just want to check, May I know where I can register myself at NLB website? Can't seem to find a link to do so.

Or must I go down to the library to go a registration?

Edit: Oh oh found it... Thanks~

[fishmuffins]

For fiction try:

http://balajisebookworld.com/ and http://nowhereman.alfaspace.net/.

Very (y)

[jazzilicious]

fishmuffins wrote:

For fiction try:

http://balajisebookworld.com/ and http://nowhereman.alfaspace.net/.

Very (y)

Thanks for this website! I found all of David Eddings' books there, which I thought wouldn't have been possible! ^_^

[hnzfaz]

Free ebook links:
http://www.freeliterature.org/

[marcdh]

hnzfaz wrote:

Free ebook links:
http://www.freeliterature.org/

Thanks for listing - and a bit more information:

Exists since april 15, 2010.

Two goals: supporting Project Gutenberg (by producing e-text) and free e-literature on the web in general ... and more (by linking to 600+ sites that matter, all over the world in many different languages - including general literature, poetry, Greek, Roman and Medieval, Art, Music, Audiobooks, Books and Literature in general, Research, Education and Scientific Publications).

From the Projects page, check out a book you like to work on for a first or second round proofreading. Beginners are fully supported, people wanting to do more will be guided through the whole process - from scanning to pleasantly readable e-book.

(Links will be more ordered thematically and by language in the near future...)

Enjoy!! - And hope to hear from some proofreaders

[marcdh]

mobileread.com - About 17.000 e-books are available for download in different formats for mobile devices - full list can be downloaded in html at mobileread.com/forums/ebooks.php.

Very nice forum for people who read on mobiles - books are posted by forummembers.

marcdh

freeliterature.org

(Seems I didn't post enough yet to be able to include weblinks - quite annoying!)

[rty]

http://www.anothersky.org/main/home/

http://manybooks.net/

[johnnicheung]

super.....can save a lot of money with free e-books

[ilovepizza1934]

turtle-san wrote:

Eh... Just want to check, May I know where I can register myself at NLB website? Can't seem to find a link to do so.

Or must I go down to the library to go a registration?

Edit: Oh oh found it... Thanks~

NLB has got a very good range of books.

[desboo]

Thanks for the links!