/lit/ - Literature

i dont like reading at my computer

>>735383
then go suck off daddy, don't be a whiny bitch here.

THANKS OP, you're awesome

>>735383
I don't either. That's why I bought an ereader. But either way, if you don't want 'em, go somewhere else.

wow, awesome. stanza+iphone+free books = fuck year

We are so better than /mu/.

>>735421

WTF is an ereader? You mean like Microsoft Sam?

>>735447
Don't know what Microsoft Sam is, but I mean like a nook or a kindle.

>>735447
Gadgets like the one on pic

>>735461
They use e-ink screens instead of LCD screens, so they don't have a refresh rate (stable image) and don't draw power to maintain image, only to change it (the batteries last for weeks, seriously)

>>735496
Which product-model do you use or recommend? I have no knowledge on e-readers tbh

Sweet crackers this is awesome..looks like I'm investing in an e-reader then! Thank you!

Although..the A link is the same as other-1

>>735533
How much do you have to spend and what do you want it to do?

There are some that just show ebooks. No more, no less. Others have features like 3G or wifi, online stores, browsers and simple games, etc.

Since I carry a laptop anyway, I didn't need all those features, so I bought a Sony PRS-505. But the nook and the kindle aren't bad, they're the two biggest ereader brands.

A: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?vz5nyjkmzlw

Thank you!

A was mostly for Asimov I gotta admit!

>>735557
Thanks for the info, will dig those

>>735577
The -505 isn't in production anymore because Sony wanted to push their touchscreen models. But it costs, new, about as much as a -300 retail, on eBay, and is technically superior with a slightly larger screen.

a lot of the books in a (read: 90%) were just pictures?

>>735600
Rename them to have a rar extension and unrar them.

Kindle2 reader here. I have this entire database downloaded and I have found some quite good books within it that I simply emailed to my kindle which converts the text automatically. It's like 15 cents per megabyte, so costs nothing to send yourself a couple of books. PDFs and other formats you can drag and drop via USB. The new software update allows for much better reading of pdf files now. I wouldn't have any other reader, honestly. I want an iPad or HP Slate tablet when they come out but I will use that for med school and will still use my reader to read with. I wouldn't really want to use an iPad to read with given it's size comparison to my kindle. Plus, the kindle is easy on the eyes. I read for hours on end every day, and my battery lasts for weeks sometimes so long as i keep the free 3G wireless turned off. Just my $.02 but I am a kindlefag for life.

>>735611
Well, I need a cord to do so, but I can transfer (and autoconvert) any ebook to my reader for free, and really, a cord isn't a bad thing - it's how my reader charges. Calibre for the win.

>>735600
About This Archive.txt (it's in A, or here: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nmnjtz4hwmt ) will tell you how to read all of the books.

>>735611
You sound like an Apple user.

"I get charged only a low, low rate for this, and therefore it's the best ever!"

Protip: Other ereaders don't charge you at all to send books to the device you already own, and there's freeware for the autoconvert.

>>735624

I can convert for free also, or just read anything in any other format. I choose to convert because it's easier that way and I don't mind spending a few dollars a month not to have to connect my kindle to my PC. Kindle charges with usb/wall cord as well, by the way.

>>735676
>I don't mind spending money in order to not connect a device to the computer I'm sitting next to

Amazon is brilliant. There are millions of lazy fatasses like you that can't bother to actually reach for their device. I bet it's sitting in your line of sight right now, as is the cord for it, and you'd still rather pay money to not get out of your chair.

>>735695

I'm a med student. A lot of times I have my laptop out with me on the go with no bag or charger. I dont carry any cords. Kindle is usually in my small bag or at home next to the bed so I rarely have the two in the same place. I send stuff to myself all the time and then it's there waiting on my kindle when I climb in bed. I have so many irons in the fire that I seriously don't mind paying a total of a few dollars a month to not have to remember everything I need to convert and usb into my kindle. Call me lazy, but I don't have time for that considering how many things I do a day.

>>735729
lol you have enough time to post on 4chan.

"im a busy man doing important things all day irons in the fire"

you're a queef.

>>735729
it takes me two minutes tops to extract a file from a .rar archive, load it in Calibre, enter the metadata (a lot of pirated ebooks lack it and I'm a perfectionist), download the cover, convert it to a readable format (only really applies to .lit files iirc), and send it to my reader.

If I don't have that amount of time, I wouldn't be doing either of these two things:
-reading books
-posting on 4chan

>>735695

So in response to your assumption, I must agree that yes, Amazon is brilliant to offer the service to make a dime on. I'm glad that they do. Also, for the price I end up paying for it, I don't really fucking mind. It literally totals all of the same price (in your terms) of what a slim jim and slurpy cost.

And oh yeah, it's also quite convenient to be able to study my notes right on my kindle when I climb into bed. I just email them to myself. Also, if there is a pdf or lecture that I want to go over, I just have someone email it to me so that I can go over it on my kindle when I get home. Maybe for someone like you there is no reason to do anything other than transfer via usb, but for me, the convenience is something I will continue to pay $2.00 a month for.

kthx...

Can someone explain, please, when you buy an ereaders are you paying for the books as well (a licence) or do you pay for those separately and upload them onto your ereader, like how an mp3 player works with music?

I would like one of these, but I don't want to pay £200 for books if I can just download the ones I want for less...

>>735752

Today is a holiday and my summer term doesn't start til Thursday. Thanks for concerning yourself with my leisure time, but come next week I am afraid that I will have to once again leave the USB cable at home. In the meantime, I can put it to use and stock up my kindle with fiction. If I didn't read for pleasure aside from school, I would lose my mind. It's my only escape, even if I only get a chapter or two in a night.

thank you

>>735756
That's not a bad analogy, at least for my 505 (dunno if more complex devices with more features work the same way). Think of it like an mp3 player for books and Calibre like...iTunes or other media management software, but for books.

>>735763
Why leave it at home? For that matter, proprietary cable plug? That sucks.

>>735773

Honestly, I leave it at home because it is safer there. I don't really use it on the go, anyway, unless of course I am on vacation or something. But, seriously, I don't risk it being stolen or dropped or anything by leaving it at home. BTW, I'm not saying that I only use Amazon's email conversion... I'm just saying how easy and convenient it is to have it if you are a busy person. I do a lot of USB back and forth stuff. I especially use it to tap into my "clippings" file to manage quotes from books or notes or whatever that I have highlighted and saved. But, like I said before, it's the cost of a Mtn Dew per month to send myself a dozen books or notefiles from another computer (school labarotory) or from my laptop.

>>735786
Oh, you're saying you leave the device and the cable both at home. I guess that makes sense if you don't have any time to use it anyway.

>>735786
Makes sense, I guess, I'm just wary of nickel and dime kind of things. A few bucks a month here, a few there, and pretty soon you're spending way more than you want to on stuff you could easily get around. In my experience, anyway.

Can someone recommend me something cheaper please?

OP is king of lit. or queen. whichever gender you are.

Thanks OP

>>735831
http://cgi.ebay.com/Sony-Ereader-PRS-505-AC-Charger-Clear-Hard-Case-/280514087867?cmd=ViewItem&p
t=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item414ff14bbb

I highly recommend ebay for cheap ereaders.

ALSO: The industry is talking about releasing the next generation this fall. $99 is supposed to be a "sweet spot" of a price point. Even if not, the old generation will drop in price. So you'll be able to find a lot of cheap ones later this year, if you want to wait.

If not, well...ebay. A lot of these are completely new in box.

>>735821

I totally agree on the nickel and dime process. I run into those things more often than not, especially in the world of medicine. In fact, there would be no practice of medicine in the US if it weren't for nickel and diming! Haha. Anywho, I just really love my kindle for the convenience of what it is and what it offers. I don't mind paying a little here and there to have things done instantly for me. There are a lot of things I would forget in a day if I didn't just do them right then. And, like I said before, I love the size and simplicity of the kindle. I am looking into an iPad or other tablet to use for school, but I would still want to read on my kindle. I think reading off of a backlit screen on an iPad for a couple hours in bed would make me sick. I am an advocate for keeping the two seperated; eReader for reading, ipad/tablet for everything else.

>>735854

Oh ok, thanks. I'll wait, have a pile of real books for now anyway.

>>735855
We know you are in Medical school bro.
Congratulations :)
Now drop it please.

>>735900

LMAO! U MAD??? I'm not bragging, skank. Why would anyone bother to brag on an anonymous message board? Sort of defeats the purpose if you can't get any real recognition, doesn't it? lol

I was only stating it so as to give everyone a background as to why I am on the go and for the sorts of things I use my kindle for (notes, lectures, pdf's, etc). And, btw, being in med school isn't anything special, nor is being a lawyer, regardless of what all the television and movies have made it out to be. Anyone can apply and go just as easily as anyone else, even if you are brokedick poor and using grants. People from those backgrounds tend to do better in the workforce anyway since they actually appreciate opportunity. A big contrast to spoiled Ivy league twats whose daddy's made them be doctors...

/rant

>>735935
Well, you did mention it repeatedly. =P

Anyway, let us read some books.

i'm in med school i'm in med school i'm in med school making money off illness and death yaaaaaaay!

did i mention i'm in med school, shit's so cash
i'm in med school

>>735900
Why did you caps "Medical school"

holy god bump op is a god

OP,
this is some awsome shit man.
i have kind of gotten into sharing books lately - im into art, and like to share kind of rare theory books with friends and other artists. been scanning in my free time, then emailing to everyone i can think of. there is a kind of amazing joy that i get from doing that.

but you sir, take the kake. king of kings, op. king of kings.

>>736900
godammit, i keep posting that damn trip - browser had it on from last thread i made. did i mention im and AAAAARTIST????????????

Bump~

>>735373

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>>737147
FUCK OFF

OP, I have a request: Will you torrent it?

this just in

OP IS A FAG!

Bumping this to second the request for a torrent.

Sorry, I won't be able to make a torrent of this.

Thanks OP

Goddamnit, OP! I'm not re-downloading this again!

Unless you added good stuff. Did you?

>Thanks for concerning yourself with my leisure time

Ugh, I hate this passive agressive bullshit. What exactly are you thanking me for? We're both aware you're deliberately misconstruing and misinterpreting what i'm saying so you can act like a smug douchebag. This isn't a cocktail party, you don't have to be all "hurr durr i'm a nice guy i'd never stoop to insult someone lol i'm going to pretend you were being nice too".

lol all of your patients are going to die.

>>739387
Nope! Just download Expansions 1 and 2. Unless you already have Expansion 1. In which case you don't need to download it.

>>739506
Could be sarcasm, not passive-aggressiveness. It really depends on the tone in which it's said. Which of course doesn't apply to text.

Hey look a bump.

>>739891
sarcasm would be better, it's just that attitude some people have, where "hurr i'm a good person, i'm nice and kind all the time and i don't have a petty or ugly bone in my body, i'm such a good awesome person even though i only care about myself" really offends me. fuck, being a sarcastic asshole is better than that crap.

Bump~

Bump again

Bumpity.

Whee.

bumpity bump

Is it Christmas already?

Having more time than I thought, I'm working on Pack #3 some. Just so you know.

OP has a smoking hot body

thanks for making the expansions separate, makes it way easier

WHAT KIND OF BOOKS DOES IT CONTAIN?

OP, you forgot to plug the website.
http://litbookfest.webs.com/
That's the permanent home of this archive.

>>735449
>>Don't know what Microsoft Sam is
You're either underageb& and never made Sam say naughty words, or you've always had linux and thus I respect you.
We'll exclude macs from this

>>744865
Dammit, I knew I forgot something. Ah well.

>>744873
Oh, the text-to-speech thing? Nah, I just never had a mic, so I never fucked with it. Oh well.

Hey, I'm uploading Pack 3 right now. But here's the file list for it. 820 books.

http://pastebin.com/pJmD0Hix

Should be up in two hours or so, hopefully.

>>747399
Here's Pack 3. Bringing the total to 4010 ebooks.

>>747399
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ninne0r2d3w

Here's Pack 3. Bringing thje total to 4010 ebooks.

>>747850
Badabump!

Bumping. For great justice.

OP have my babies

You wouldn't want a kid do distract me from Pack 4, would you?

Bump

bump

And here's Pack 4, 470 books.
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5lnqtjhze4v

File list: http://pastebin.com/7qkkDKTL

bump

Fuck.
Where are you getting all of these?!

OP is DESU.

*bows*

>>751652
The internet. Pic related.

Really, though, I don't have any specific place. In the last thread a lot of people uploaded their own ebook collections and I usually took those and added them to mine.

I use IRC channels to get my books

Spent forever downloading the first set, and it had an AP USH textbook and shit like that in it... Wat r u playin @ mate?

This is a glorious.

>>751746
I accidentally linked the Other Pt 1 link instead of A.

>>735560
See this post for the real A.

Fuck this thread. Read real books. Buy from a store or check out from a library. Stop being little bitches.

>>751888
You don't have to do exclusively one or the other.

>>751888
Sigh. Another real-book supremacist? Go sniff some paper or something.

I like to read. Don't give a damn what medium it's on, be it a real book, an LCD screen, or my ereader. The medium is unimportant - it's just a vessel for containing words which are of interest.

Just posting to make my name "stick" since I miscounted something.

OP, creator of the webs website here:
Did I give you a load of Hermann Hesse books or did that slip my mind?

>>752267
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275724531&/Hesse, Herman.zip
Just in case, here's a load of Hermann Hesse books.

>>752269
Since I only have one, I'm guessing no. Thanks!

Here are three books by Erich Fromm:
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275726265&/Fromm, Erich.zip

OP, is there an official blogspot or the like where you post new updates and the like? I'm not always on /lit/ and I'm afraid I might miss a few updates.

>>752308
http://litbookfest.webs.com/apps/links/

>>752310
Thank you!

>>752301
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275728424&/De Lint, Charles.zip
Charles de Lint. Fantasy writer.

>>752339
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275729624&/Charles Stross.zip
Charles Stross. Sorry, I keep forgetting to standardise the file names into 'surname, name- title'.

>>752339
>>752351
>>752301
Thanks!

Those and >>752269 will go into Pack 5, which I already have enough unsorted material for.

goddamn /lit/ has shit like this on it? I should visit more often.

>>752751
You're very much welcome. I'll keep scouring the internet for more, you keep compiling. It's all good :)

I think the embedding in jpgs thing is kind of cool, but it's a little tedious to unpack them. Is there a good way to change all those file extensions at once?

>>752820
Just unpack when you need to read one.

>>752820
For windows, use Metamorphose! It's a batch renamer... should help.

>thread still alive

wat

Ah well, I thought I'd bump it for pack 5.

Almost everything I got was just images of the book covers, no actual content. Anyone have the save issue?

>>753539
you need to rename the picture to .rar and unrar it.

>>753542

Thanks.

I think this archive is interesting as it is
it would also be convenient to use a genre classification rather than alphabetical, so taht those who are mostly interested in philosophy books, for instance, do not have to download the whole thing, including Forgotten Realms stuff &c &c. What do you think?

>>753546
Agreed. That would take a massive amount of time though. Though I think if we all divvied up the work for the OP (after agreeing on certain categories) that it could work.

>>753555
it doesnt have to be too specific, broad categories would be nice.

boomp

I've had nothing to do for a while, and now Pack 5 is out!

Expansion #5: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?oi5mxhzauaa

File list: http://pastebin.com/D0Ehr3tB

>>753555
I actually thought about it, but one, there are thousands of books and organization would be a real hassle, especially since not every author fits cleanly into one or two or even three categories, and not every book is "primarily" this or that. Some are more or less evenly split between two seperate genres and I didn't want to spark a ton of arguments and make books impossible to quickly search for.

And two, I haven't heard of a good 90% of these books before. Searching *every single* series, author, and novel would take a monstrous amount of time. Assuming two minutes per book with no breaks, snags, or the like, it would take 192 hours or so just for the books I already have

>>753936
Bump 'cause only six people saw that.

Don't forget that A in the original post is a mis-paste. The real A is here: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?vz5nyjkmzlw

Thanks OP!

Dearest OP, whoever you are, I love you. Really. <3
I didn't know what to get you in return so you can have this dinosaur wallpaper. It's pretty big. I don't know if you like dinosaurs.

>>754528
Just missed my wallpaper size, too - 1920x1080.

Ah, well, it's an easy MSPaint job.

Thanks!

I feel a bump comin' on!

>>735374

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battle royal is a swf of asian porn...

>>735376

"w" + "m" - "m" + "w" + "b" - "b" + "w" + "g" - "g" + "." + "v" - "v" + "a" + "g" - "g" + "n" + "g" - "g" + "o" + "k" - "k" + "n" + "q" - "q" + "t" + "q" - "q" + "a" + "p" - "p" + "l" + "f" - "f" + "k" + "h" - "h" + "." + "p" - "p" + "s" + "t" - "t" + "e" + "f" - "f"

>>735374

"w" + "y" - "y" + "w" + "j" - "j" + "w" + "n" - "n" + "." + "n" - "n" + "a" + "g" - "g" + "n" + "s" - "s" + "o" + "h" - "h" + "n" + "x" - "x" + "t" + "l" - "l" + "a" + "q" - "q" + "l" + "v" - "v" + "k" + "y" - "y" + "." + "q" - "q" + "s" + "q" - "q" + "e" + "x" - "x"

>>756762
Yeah, I added the book again in one of the expansions - Don't remember which, I think it was #2 - but if that's the only book you were looking for, here:

Takami, Koushun - Battle Royale: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?oto0mh2zzwj

>>756929
thnx

>>756929
It is in pack 2.

>>735375

"w" + "a" - "a" + "w" + "v" - "v" + "w" + "q" - "q" + "." + "z" - "z" + "a" + "c" - "c" + "n" + "p" - "p" + "o" + "a" - "a" + "n" + "a" - "a" + "t" + "r" - "r" + "a" + "p" - "p" + "l" + "e" - "e" + "k" + "k" - "k" + "." + "x" - "x" + "s" + "t" - "t" + "e" + "c" - "c"

>>735376

"w" + "d" - "d" + "w" + "u" - "u" + "w" + "u" - "u" + "." + "r" - "r" + "a" + "q" - "q" + "n" + "l" - "l" + "o" + "x" - "x" + "n" + "p" - "p" + "t" + "q" - "q" + "a" + "s" - "s" + "l" + "n" - "n" + "k" + "p" - "p" + "." + "n" - "n" + "s" + "c" - "c" + "e" + "z" - "z"

Am I the only one wondering what the hell that spambot is actually trying to say?

>>757340
I think it's just spouting ever-changing strings. You never know though, it might be a code.

>>757354
I know what it's supposed to be trying to promote but its' messages are always either completely incomprehensible or otherwise too involved to bother "decoding," especially while I'm trying to read a book.

>>735374

"w" + "q" - "q" + "w" + "j" - "j" + "w" + "c" - "c" + "." + "u" - "u" + "a" + "t" - "t" + "n" + "k" - "k" + "o" + "e" - "e" + "n" + "m" - "m" + "t" + "n" - "n" + "a" + "y" - "y" + "l" + "f" - "f" + "k" + "c" - "c" + "." + "v" - "v" + "s" + "t" - "t" + "e" + "o" - "o"

>>757362
What's it trying to promote?

>>758648
I think you get marked as a spammer if you say the name of the website. That pedo-ridden anonymous imageboard that thinks 4chan is related to tinychan and has been spamming us for years?

>>758723
I suspected so.

bump again

Can anybody make a torrent of this? I'd be tremendously grateful.

>>759237
It will need a password though.

>>759249
Why?

>>759294
Why does your name say 5,769 books when I have 8,029 books?
Have I really downloaded that many?

>>759876
When I use my directory-listing program, it comes out to 5,769 files in my books folder.

Is it possible you downloaded that many, or have that many other files in the same folder or something?

http://www.truly-free.org/
OP, found a website for you :D

>>760121
I'm really not sure.

Hey, op quick question, im using a mac and when i try to unrar a jpg it is telling me that there is no encoded data

>>760156

>>760156
Step 1: Get a PC

Hey - I feel soon this archive will be too big for mediafire - or rather, too unwieldy since mediafire only allows 200MB uploads and I'm far too lazy to actually pay for an account.

I have another 20GB of unsorted "material." I'm not promising I'll get through all of it but either way it's a damn sight more than I'm going to break up into 200MB pieces if I do.

I'm considering my options for web hosting - sorry, still impractical to seed a torrent, thank my ISP for that - but if anyone here has any suggestions I'm open to them.

>>735377
Not bad, and thanks for posting, but go google "Mazzeltjes" I've got 7.31GB in 15,850 files of his alone. Massive fuckhuge fiction collection in torrent form.

>>761942
I saw that on piratebay. I might download it if (IF) I ever finish sorting out the 20GB I already have or am downloading, unsorted. No sense adding to it until I get through what I have already. 'sides, this archive is like 50% scifi already.

Also, Pack 6 is uploading right now, so I'll post it in a few hours. 500 books exactly. File list: http://pastebin.com/JjDiMUZ4

>>762273
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?11ymugjouzt

And here's expansion #6, 500 books!

>>763140
Sorry. Forgot my ebook count name thing.

Can someone post all the links in one posts so I don't have to go through the whole thread finding which bits are updated and stuff...

Also we should have this to the wiki, and update it whenever we get new books.

OP
I love you.

>>763192
A: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?vz5nyjkmzlw
B: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?0zoztzyzyim
C: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5n44005mn1z
D-E: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?yzjmznuymy3
F-G: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?lyzlyyjmmky
F-I-J: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?z0hgcmz2xzo
K: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?moiq5jr22iv
L-M: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?o5tguyh11mm
N-O-P-Q: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5ejzdlytloy
R: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3ajfzit0n1d
S-T: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?3ziunfyqmzo
U-W-X-Y-Z: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ngoz5dqi1q2
Other (pt1): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?znjnzzejiyd
Other (pt2): http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?4jq2nhzma2t
Expansion #1: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ju2kt00dzym
Expansion #2: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?zoyl4mavwzj
Expansion #3: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?ninne0r2d3w
Expansion #4: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?5lnqtjhze4v
Expansion #5: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?oi5mxhzauaa
Expansion #6: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?11ymugjouzt

Full file list:
http://pastebin.com/jURHbi39

(also I apparently miscounted something)

I won't re-upload everything just yet, but sometime in the near future I'll be moving this to a friend's server so I don't have to deal with mediafire or arbitrary filesize limits.

'cause of this I think I'll merge the archive into a fewer number of files.

But you don't need to worry about that just yet, maybe in a few weeks or I dunno when.

Why do you do this? For the love of spreading literature? Good deeds?

>>763140
I've put the link on http://litbookfest.webs.com/

>>763228
FTP would be great!

>>763296
That it would.

>>735375

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>>763241
>love of spreading literature
That sounds nice...

>karma
I wish I believed in it...

>I have a metric fuckload of free time
Most accurate.

Anyone have the following by any chance? I've found audiobooks but no pdfs.

The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane
Kull: Exile of Atlantis
Bran Mak Morn: The Last King

Any links are appreciated.

>>735375

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>>763293
Thanks, forgot to make a forum thread.

>>763359
I'll keep my eye open.

>>763378

Thank you.

Another bump.

Bump 'fore I go to bed.

Don't you 404 on me!

bump

>>765213
>>765214
Coincidental timing there.

>>765219

Nice.

>>760131
I ran a nifty little program called fdupe to find and delete duplicates and I now have 7,938. Come to think of it, I have been downloading many, many books.
I might as well share the links:
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275347033&/Green%20Building%20-%20Guidebook%20for%20Sustainable%2
0Architecture%202009%20(Malestrom).pdf
http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=549255
^Gardening books.
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275344761&/Renewable%20Energy%20Focus%20Handbook.pdf
http://uploadmb.com/dw.php?id=1275342365&/Wilderness%20Survival%20for%20Dummies.pdf

>>765383
Thanks, I'll work them into Pack 7.

>>735377

Hey OP, the link to the information (http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?nmnjtz4hwmt)) doesn't seem to work. Any help? I'd like to download the whole set.

>>765433
Actually, I'll skip the gardening .zip, since it's likely only of interest to a really small amount of /lit/erates and 250MB or so.

>>765443
http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?uuef2iomhjz

Here y'go.

>>765647

Thank you!

My friend neglected to mention that the upload rate on that ftp server would only go up to 12.5kb/s.

Ah well, I'll have Pack 7 up early this morning or tomorrow, depending on bandwidth. Until then, here, file list: http://pastebin.com/60GC8mQV

many thanks

Do you have "Dog of the south" by Charles Portis?

i love free stuff, but i prefer books on paper. well, not books in general, just novels. there's just something satisfying about turning a page. that and the screen lighting of a monitor/ereader gives me a headache if i look at nothing but text for an hour or so on it

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>>768388
Don't see it, no. Might have it in my unsorted files but not everything's downloaded yet or I'd search there.

>>768448
ereaders don't have (or at least, most don'tm, and they don't need) backlights. They're printed on electronic paper and it looks just like reading a newspaper. E-ink is literally ink that just changes from black to white, it doesn't refresh 30-60 times a second like, say, LCD monitors do. It's a constant, stable image - it looks just like newspaper.

Sigh. More problems with the site...sorry, I'll get Pack 7 up as soon as possible.