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Originally Posted by ProfCrash

Bristlecone Pine Press: http://www.bcpinepress.com/
Digital Book Index: http://www.digitalbookindex.com/about.htm
EBooks Just Published: www.ebooksjustpublished.com PDF Format, sometimes free
Elisco Publishing: http://eliscopublishing.com
Fictionwise: www.fictionwise.com (select multi-format books for Kindle)
Horror-Mall: http://www.horror-mall.com/Digital-E...p-1-c-370.html more info Tor Books: www.tor.com (register, and they give away free books from time to time; also free short stories fairly often)
http://onedollarorbit.com/
Webscription (part of Baen) http://www.webscription.net

Foreign Language Websites (Non-English Smiley)
http://www.ebooksgratuits.com/ebooks.php Free! (French)

EBook Blog List on Kindleboards
http://www.kindleboards.com/index.ph....html#msg26206

To start

Don't all these sites also offer epubs and pdfs that are readable on NON-Kindle devices? Plus the NON-Kindle user can go to BN, Borders, Kobo, and the good old public library AS WELL?

I'm glad that Kindle users are happy with their Kindles, I really am, but I don't understand why they object so strenuously to the idea that they're "locked in." You're a lot more locked in than I am with my device that reads epubs. I can get books anywhere EXCEPT Amazon (without tinkering). You can't get books from the other mainstream booksellers (without tinkering).

Again, if you're happy with Amazon, fine. But the other "choices" you have to get books outside of Amazon are hardly compelling.