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I always wanted to have my own Gmail giveaway. :D

You can have an invite, just answer this:

Name three of your favorite eBooks that can be freely (that means legally, too) downloaded from the Internet. Be kind and name the site, as well.
(no matter the format)

Mine are:
Nostromo, by Conrad (memoware.com)
Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man, by James Joyce (gutenberg.net)
Diary of a madman and other short stories, by Lu Hsun (blackmask.com)

All from gutenberg.net:
Dracula
The Count of Monte Cristo
Frankenstein

Too many literature teachers who had a hang-up with horror stories. :)

RPanda08, please PM me your email address.

Siddhartha (http://www.gutenberg.net/etext/2500) by Hermann Hesse (GREAT, read it MANY times)
Metamorphosis (http://www.gutenberg.net/etext/5200) by Franz Kafka (not always easy, but if you are into Kafkaesk idyll and nightmares, this one is for you)
The Art of War (http://www.gutenberg.net/etext/132) by Sun Zi (East Asian Military art and science ;))

I already have an invite, but would love to accept another one for my work colleague!

http://www.spreadfirefox.com/?q=blog/8

Robin Monk is accumulating 500 gmail invite to giveaway. If you have spare one you could support Firefox by sending your excess invite to him...

Hmm, I still have 6 to give away. If there are no takers soon, I might pass a few that way, all in a good cause. :)

Craig.

I pass to them a few of my invitations and was surprised that Google refilled them immediately.

Any idea when Google plans to go public with Gmail? It is taking them forever...

Are you still giving away invites. I could use one.

C.J. Brexel
Siege1386@aol.com

forgot my books. All from guttenburg.org

Half A Chance by Frederic S. Isham
The Hand but Not the Heart by T. S. Arthur
Babbit by Sinclair Lewis

C.J. Brexel
Siege1386@aol.com

maybe you should register cj... i bet that alone would improve your chances since we often trade gmail accounts among users. :D