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Toxico
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"Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 11:02:
Does anyone know where to read-on line or download either novels or short stories from famous autors???? Even buy on line???
By the way, if by a snowball chance in hell you do know where to get that could you submit too the genre of stories (mystery, horror, etc.).
I am sure that this post might go to the bottom of the page without someone proper replies.
(By the Way, I am looking for stories of Edogawa Rampo (Hirai Taro))
[this message was edited by Toxico on Thu 10 Oct 11:05]
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iggy
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"Re(1):Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 11:16
quote: Does anyone know where to read-on line or download either novels or short stories from famous autors???? Even buy on line??? I am sure that this post might go to the bottom of the page without someone proper replies.
... I thought the editors understood that it was not a healthy idea (for them) and forget about it...?
Toxico
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"Re(2):Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 11:28
quote: Does anyone know where to read-on line or download either novels or short stories from famous autors???? Even buy on line??? I am sure that this post might go to the bottom of the page without someone proper replies.
... I thought the editors understood that it was not a healthy idea (for them) and forget about it...?
I remember having read Dracula on line... LoL
Genjuro 222th Post
Frequent Customer
"Re(3):Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 13:47
quote: I remember having read Dracula on line... LoL
I got Dracula in txt format too...I don't think that you could find books online though..what would be the point for them selling them anyway?there are places you can buy books online for sure..but I don't know of any.. So there you go..I hope my post was really helpful..
"What a waste... ...of time..."
Ishmael 237th Post
Frequent Customer
"Re(4):Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 16:40
Iggy's right, most publishers haven't figured out a good way to have books online. There are universities and the like that have online texts available but those are usually behind firewalls. If you find a txt book around it's usually one -like Dracula- that's in the public domain and I don't think Edogawa Rampo's stuff is out of copyright protection yet. For now you'd probably have better luck at your local bookstore or ordering off Amazon.
whitesword
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"Re(1):Question for the novel reader:"
, posted Thu 10 Oct 18:30 Amazon.com has an e-book section. You should read the FAQs they've got first.
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