A one-woman project offering a curated library of classic and hard-to-find public domain ebooks, spanning spiritual traditions, philosophy, folklore, history and classic fiction. Books are available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle formats, are free to download, and require no account. Each ebook is formatted by the site's maintainer.
Okular is a document viewer that reads PDF documents, comics and EPub books, browses images and visualizes Markdown documents. It supports additional formats including DjVU, and lets users annotate PDFs and view and verify digital signatures embedded in PDFs.
Logoi Library is a free library offering over 2000 downloadable PDF books, plus a list of recommended sources from cinema, websites and people. It also includes a blog, a gallery of self-taken photographs, an art page, and a book compiling information from sources the author has read, watched and listened to.
BookOrbit is a self-hosted library and reading platform for ebooks, audiobooks, comics and PDFs, deployed with Docker and a PostgreSQL backend. It provides built-in format readers, multi-user libraries with role-based permissions, metadata automation, and sync with Kobo and KOReader.
Project Gutenberg Australia offers free ebooks by authors who died before 1955, whose works are in the public domain in Australia. The site provides over 5,000 titles in formats such as text, HTML, EPUB, MOBI, and PDF. Volunteers prepare the ebooks. As of January 2025, the collection is no longer being expanded, but the site remains online.
The Public Domain Review is an online journal and not-for-profit project exploring curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas, focusing on works in the public domain. It publishes essays and collections and operates an online shop offering fine art prints.
Yomu is an ebook reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Its layout adjusts text properties and margins to preferred styles and devices, and it offers font and reader mode choices, note taking and highlighting. It supports DRM-free EPub, Mobi, Kindle, PDF and comic files, and keeps books and annotations synced through Apple's iCloud.
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Okular is a document viewer that reads PDF documents, comics and EPub books, browses images and visualizes Markdown documents. It supports additional formats including DjVU, and lets users annotate PDFs and view and verify digital signatures embedded in PDFs.
Logoi Library is a free library offering over 2000 downloadable PDF books, plus a list of recommended sources from cinema, websites and people. It also includes a blog, a gallery of self-taken photographs, an art page, and a book compiling information from sources the author has read, watched and listened to.
BookOrbit is a self-hosted library and reading platform for ebooks, audiobooks, comics and PDFs, deployed with Docker and a PostgreSQL backend. It provides built-in format readers, multi-user libraries with role-based permissions, metadata automation, and sync with Kobo and KOReader.
Project Gutenberg Australia offers free ebooks by authors who died before 1955, whose works are in the public domain in Australia. The site provides over 5,000 titles in formats such as text, HTML, EPUB, MOBI, and PDF. Volunteers prepare the ebooks. As of January 2025, the collection is no longer being expanded, but the site remains online.
The Public Domain Review is an online journal and not-for-profit project exploring curious and compelling works from the history of art, literature, and ideas, focusing on works in the public domain. It publishes essays and collections and operates an online shop offering fine art prints.
Yomu is an ebook reader for iPhone, iPad and Mac. Its layout adjusts text properties and margins to preferred styles and devices, and it offers font and reader mode choices, note taking and highlighting. It supports DRM-free EPub, Mobi, Kindle, PDF and comic files, and keeps books and annotations synced through Apple's iCloud.
