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> ...Also, because the "classics" are so readily available online, free of copyright and in easy-to-use, open formats Or you can use Z-Library and get the same
by 1996 6y ago
> ...Also, because the "classics" are so readily available online, free of copyright and in easy-to-use, open formats
Or you can use Z-Library and get the same advantage for modern stuff
> actual 'literature' meaning stuff that's been commercially published, that can be quite hard to access in anything other than dead-tree format.
Not with the right software :)
- anjbe 6y agoThe fact that classics are in the public domain provides other benefits besides simply being able to download them. They can also be freely redistributed without bringing The Man down on one’s own head. A large chunk of my reading these days comes from Standard Ebooks, and I regularly fix typos and make other formatting or markup improvements, since all the books are published on GitHub and the maintainers are very responsive.