Tag: Project Gutenberg
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Free ebooks for Christmas 2023: here are the top 20 downloads
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Just like a year ago, we are presenting the list of ebooks that were most downloaded from Project Gutenberg in the last 30 days.
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Jane Austen books – free ebook and audiobook downloads
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All Jane Austen’s novels are available for free from Project Gutenberg, both as ebooks and audiobooks. You can also read them online, right on your computer.
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10 most interesting books that enter the public domain in 2023
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These books by Virginia Woolf, Ernest Hemingway, Franz Kafka, and A.A. Milne enter the public domain on January 1, 2023. They become available for anyone to use freely.
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Here are 20 most downloaded free ebooks for Christmas 2022
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Almost 7.5 million free ebooks were downloaded from Project Gutenberg since mid-November 2022. Apart from all-time classics, you will find on the list three picaresque novels by Tobias Smollett.
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12 sites where you can read full books online
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Explore Project Gutenberg, Google Books, Wattpad, HathiTrust Library, Internet Archive, or Library of Congress for book you can read instantly in your web browser.
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Download free books for Kindle – sources and tips
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Looking for free Kindle books that you can download to your computer, Kindle e-reader or Kindle app? Here are the legal online sources, plus key usage tips.
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25 best sites with free public domain ebooks and audiobooks
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Project Gutenberg, Europeana, DPLA, Internet Archive, Library of Congress, Open Library, LibriVox, Google Book Search, and more.
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Most downloaded free ebooks during the pandemic
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Almost 8 million ebooks were downloaded from Project Gutenberg in April 2020, over twice as many as a year ago. Two books that entered Top 20 are related to plagues.
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Over 250 short stories from a popular sci-fi magazine are now free to read and download
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New stories from the 20th century sci-fi magazine Worlds of If Science Fiction have entered the public domain, and here is how to download them.
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Brilliant: Text Clock displays current time using text from public domain books
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This is one of the most creative ways of using content from ebooks that entered public domain. Ross Goodwin, a technologist, ghost writer, and programmer, has created Text Clock. It’s a beautifully simple webpage filled with passages from free ebooks available on Project Gutenberg. When you visit Text Clock, you’ll see, highlighted in red, the current…
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10 classic Christmas stories, free to download
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Get classic Christmas stories for your new Kindle, Kobo, Nook, or iPad. They are free to download as ebooks.
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35 classic horror stories, free to download
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Classic horror stories from the 19th and 20th century, including the ones by Bram Stoker, H.P. Lovecraft, and Edgar Allan Poe. Free download for Kindle, iPad, Amazon Fire, Kobo, or Nook.