eBook Rumors

Tired of binge-watching Netflix? Here are some web sites with Free eBooks to help pass the time while social distancing and to stock your eLibrary. You’ll find a wide selection of classics, contemporary and non-fiction titles. Bookmark these pages.

Manybooks.net This has become my favorite with thousands of free titles in a wide variety of trouble-free formats.

GetFreeeBooks.com Just what it says.  A huge selection.

Project Gutenberg  Their mission statement: to encourage the creation and distribution of eBooks. Too many titles to count…

G. Wells Taylor has several FREE and/or affordable titles/sequels that are receiving great reviews at GWellsTaylor.com. Multiple formats available.

Smashwords offers a long list of FREE eBook titles in formats to suit your new eBook reader.

GoodeReader posted about the explosive sales reported on tablets during the COVID pandemic. All that working from home is bound to translate to new eBook Readers, too.

Publishers Weekly reports that Penguin Random House has extended its ceasefire in the ongoing war against libraries.

GoodeReader compares the Pocketbook Color eReader to the iReader C6.

Book Riot talks about the options available to Indie Authors by way of digital publishing and the eBook Revolution.

GoodeReader unboxes the new Pocketbook Color eReader.

GoodeReader reports that all Amazon Kindle Paperwhite and Oasis eReaders have sold out.

Nevada Today reports on the Checked Out podcast’s in-depth look at recent digitization work intended to support academic success both on and off campus.

GoodeReader reports that Barnes and Noble is getting out of the Nook tablet business. (Though dedicated Nook Glowlight eReaders will remain.)

Some COVID-alone time reading in a short story by writer and photographer Robert A. Cotton inspired by actual events recorded during the 1918 -1919 Spanish Flu Epidemic.