IAPSOP is a US-based private organization and open source scholarly archive focused on digital preservation of spiritualist and occult periodicals and monographs published between the Congress of Vienna and the start of the Second World War. An all-volunteer staff digitizes, indexes and makes the periodicals available free of charge for students and researchers.
A free Windows application for Bible study that provides Bibles, commentaries, dictionaries and other resources, with search functions including search by Strong's numbers. It includes a built-in editor for sermons, Bible studies, notes and journaling. Versions are also available for Android, Mac, iPad and iPhone.
A Telegram channel with 903 subscribers that offers downloads of ufology and metaphysical books. The channel is stated to be for expanding consciousness through a day of evidential exercises about ufology and spiritual topics.
byGosh.com offers illustrated classic books and stories for children, short stories, novels, nonfiction and poems. It also provides a 'Listen to This Page' feature with four voices, though the site notes it does not work on some devices.
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A donation-supported submission tracker and market database for writers of fiction, poetry and nonfiction, with a search engine for finding publishers. It also publishes speculative fiction online through its zine Diabolical Plots.
Hermetics hosts an esoteric magical e-books library menu with links to texts in outside sources. The listed categories include ancient texts and myths, occult magic, alchemy, astrology, geomancy and divination, grimoires, Renaissance magic, Rosicrucian and Martinist works, Theosophy and Anthroposophy, Golden Dawn, and witchcraft and Wicca.
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A free Windows application for Bible study that provides Bibles, commentaries, dictionaries and other resources, with search functions including search by Strong's numbers. It includes a built-in editor for sermons, Bible studies, notes and journaling. Versions are also available for Android, Mac, iPad and iPhone.
A Telegram channel with 903 subscribers that offers downloads of ufology and metaphysical books. The channel is stated to be for expanding consciousness through a day of evidential exercises about ufology and spiritual topics.
byGosh.com offers illustrated classic books and stories for children, short stories, novels, nonfiction and poems. It also provides a 'Listen to This Page' feature with four voices, though the site notes it does not work on some devices.
eBook Converter offers a bundle of tools for converting DRM and DRM-free ebooks to formats including PDF, Kindle, ePub, Word and Text. The bundle supports Kindle DRM, ADEPT Adobe Digital Editions DRM and Barnes & Noble NOOK ebooks, and also handles Kobo App kepub format. Separate tools cover DRM removal bundles, Vitalsource downloading and Kindle and ePub DRM removal. Downloads are offered for Windows and Mac.
A donation-supported submission tracker and market database for writers of fiction, poetry and nonfiction, with a search engine for finding publishers. It also publishes speculative fiction online through its zine Diabolical Plots.
Hermetics hosts an esoteric magical e-books library menu with links to texts in outside sources. The listed categories include ancient texts and myths, occult magic, alchemy, astrology, geomancy and divination, grimoires, Renaissance magic, Rosicrucian and Martinist works, Theosophy and Anthroposophy, Golden Dawn, and witchcraft and Wicca.
