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There are many many free and legal books available, so it's not especially interesting to point to just one. What's interesting is to know which of them are wor
by almost 17y ago
There are many many free and legal books available, so it's not especially interesting to point to just one. What's interesting is to know which of them are worth reading (and, preferably, why).
- emontero1 17y agoGo ahead and read it. You'll know why I shared it (it's only 30 pages long).
- ErrantX 17y agoHonestly, not exactly the most well written or enlightening thing I've ever read... Not when such classics as Sherlock Holmes [1] are available free :) 1. http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1661 http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/1661
- almost 17y agoI'm quite prepared to read something when someone I know recomends it or when someone I don't recomends it and gives reasons. But there are a whole load of choices out there so I see no reason why I'd pick this one. 30 pages isn't long but it's also not short.