Category: Free eBooks

Free Quality Ebooks available on the web.

Kindle Unlimited will “cheapen” books

PCMag’s Chandra Steele writes that Amazon’s upcoming changes to its Kindle Unlimited eBook subscription service will make “books cheaper” but also “cheapen” them. In the new deal (decree?) participating Indie authors will only be paid for pages read.

Loading eBooks on Kobo, Nook and Kindle

Digital Trends posted instructions for uploading eBooks to Kobo, Nook and Kindle eReaders.

Dracula of the Apes eBooks Available in Paperback for World Dracula Day

Dracula of the Apes picks up where Bram Stoker’s Dracula left off and Edgar Rice Burroughs’ Tarzan of the Apes began. In this horror/fiction hybrid, genre-jumping indie author G. Wells Taylor puts a terrifying twist on a pair of timeless classics. In Taylor’s direct sequel to Dracula, we find the count’s Gypsy servant Horvat has …

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Vook becomes Pronoun publishing platform

Digital Book World reports on Vook’s relaunch as the Pronoun Indie publishing platform.

Add free eBooks to your Kindle library

PCMag explains the process of putting free eBooks on your Kindle. (Get Free eBooks at Manybooks.net)

Kobo Next puts focus on Indie Authors

GoodeReader reports on Kobo’s Kobo Next platform that focuses on Indie Authors.

President Obama brokers books for kids deal

According to a U.S. News and World Report post President Barack Obama brokered a deal with major book publishers to provide $250 million in free eBooks for low-income students.

Publishers going after eBook pirates

According to a GoodeReader post publishers are taking the fight back to the eBook pirates. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. So long as digital content is overpriced by its creators, there will be a market for stolen versions.

Top 25 eBook bestsellers.

Digital Book World gives up its top 25 eBook bestsellers for week ending March 14, 2015.

Rakuten buys OverDrive Inc.

A Reuters story says that online retailer Rakuten, the owner of Canadian eBook company Kobo Inc., has reached out to purchase the American library eBook lending service OverDrive Inc. for about $410 million.