free novels online

[PrincessGarnet]

someone was telling me of such a site, does it exist? They said it was novels that have been written a while ago and so no longer have, what do you call it, copyright(?)

[Bunnylingus]

Google it, I found one on my travels but didnt bookmark it.

[Charlie Parker]

Possibly blackmask.com you're talking about, many old strange books, used to be better to browse than it is now

[PrincessGarnet]

don't know why didn't get it on my first time but here it is

http://onlinebooks.library.upenn.edu/ - for anyone that's interested

[mitshka]

Project Gutenberg?

[*blaine*]

Originally Posted by mitshka

Project Gutenberg?

talk about ripping off the whole off the wikepedia lay-out

[PrincessGarnet]

this is so great

[Zooropa]

I found one two jobs ago when I was bored all the time in work.
Read Brave New World and War of the Worlds.

Good times.

edit: And here it is: http://www.online-literature.com/author_index.php

[PapaZeb]

Originally Posted by *blaine*

talk about ripping off the whole off the wikepedia lay-out

Astounding deduction their Holmes - (you did notice PG runs on wiki software, aye?)

For reference, here's the old layouts for PG - http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://gutenberg.org

[GreatKingRat]

Originally Posted by *blaine*

talk about ripping off the whole off the wikepedia lay-out

It's a wiki.

[PapaZeb]

And on top of being a wiki, their general layout's been evolving (and not changing all that much - they only in the last 2 years switched to a sidebar links section) for near a decade.

[PrincessGarnet]

papazeb

[PapaZeb]

Originally Posted by PrincessGarnet

papazeb

Say my name!

Err...think you forgot a chunk of text there.

[Zooropa]

greatkingrat

[GreatKingRat]

father?