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Old 08-09-2019, 02:31 PM   #17
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Originally Posted by haertig View Post
Boy it would sure be nice if there was a website that listed just about every author known to man and all their books - arranged into series and then sorted into oldest to newest - with checkboxes by each title that I could click on and save.
You could try out LibraryThing. I keep my 'master' catalogue there - pbooks, pdfs and ebooks. $25 for a lifetime membership 10 years ago was the best online purchase I made. (The free membership limits you to 200 books.).

I import all my ebooks into Calibre, tidy up the metadata, convert Kindle books to epub, split omnibuses, then log everything on LibraryThing. Only about 1/3 of my ebooks come from Amazon - probably creeping up now - so Calibre is a necessity for me.
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