The 2010s were supposed to bring the ebook revolution. It never quite came.

[maddz]

Originally Posted by Richwood

As an enthusiast of some of the older science fiction writers I buy digital when I can but many of the SF books from the 1930s to 1980s have never been converted to digital format that I have been able to find. The historical fiction novels and many SF stories of L Sprague DeCamp are an example or many of the works of Randall Garrett.

I got my De Camp historicals from Phoenix Pick - http://www.phoenixpick.com/index2.htm

They're still there. They have quite a collection of older titles available.

Garrett is available - I've got the collected Lord Darcy (SF Masterworks edition which may not be available in the US).

[DNSB]

Originally Posted by maddz

I got my De Camp historicals from Phoenix Pick - http://www.phoenixpick.com/index2.htm

They're still there. They have quite a collection of older titles available.

The last time I looked, I was looking for the Viagens Interplanetarias/Krishna stories which was a hit and miss search.

Originally Posted by maddz

Garrett is available - I've got the collected Lord Darcy (SF Masterworks edition which may not be available in the US).

I picked up the Lord Darcy collection from Baen a few years back and two of the Wildside Press Megapacks. For the other stories I wanted, there seem to be quite a few ebooks out there but the couple I checked out looked like rather poorly done OCRs. It's a total pain spending more time editing than reading.