Thread: What's the best source for public domain ebooks?
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Old 08-30-2010, 04:51 PM   #1
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What's the best source for public domain ebooks?
We all have at least a few classics we've somehow neglected to read.

What's the best place to get public domain classics? Why are different versions available even on the same store? How different is the formatting, and is there a way to tell which versions are best without actually trying them out?

Mild OCD + love of collecting + hundreds of thousands of PD books = not a very nice combination, I'm afraid.
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