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Old 01-05-2008, 08:50 PM   #16
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Hello TadW,

Oops. MobileRead is now on the list.

Cheers,

Mark.
Add another: http://www.munseys.com

Munseys is the current incarnation of Blackmask.com, mentioned elsewhere here. Most of the source material is Project Gutenberg, but the proprietor is a big pulp fiction fan, and has a variety of stuff that hasn't hit PG. Files are available in HTML, Adobe PDF, ebookwise EB1150, iSilo, MobiPocket, Microsoft Reader, Plucker, Sony Reader and (in beta) Amazon Kindle formats.

Note that neither Manybooks nor Munsey include illustrations, even if they are available in the original PG sources. Neither site has come up with a good automated way of handling them.
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