Most of us know and love Dailylit. But, if you want to have more current book snippets emailed to you every day, you can upload your own ebooks to Dripread. The site also has public domain books for people to read.
DailyLit is great. So far I've ignored all of War and Peace and about half of Great Expectations. posted by doublehappy at 4:27 AM on July 4, 2011 [7 favorites]
This is very cool, thank you. I've used DailyLit before, and its great, but uploading my own ebooks is my long-wished-for option. posted by leigh1 at 4:34 AM on July 4, 2011
I had not heard of Dailylit, but I'm not sure I trust it.
/pokes at Dailylit with a stick. posted by Celsius1414 at 8:05 AM on July 4, 2011
"Most", where "most" may be substantially < 50%. posted by IAmBroom at 10:07 AM on July 4, 2011
Most of us know and love Dailylit.
Nope. Never heard of it previously. posted by Doohickie at 5:01 PM on July 4, 2011
Cool, except I sort of already do this by downloading a bunch of free books on Project Gutenberg, Open Library and Archive.org and then read a little bit each day. But for those who maybe don't have time to hunt around for titles [or are clueless about such titles] this is a pretty good idea. posted by Rashomon at 6:19 PM on July 4, 2011
Interesting. I'd originally heard about Dailylit here on the Blue. posted by reenum at 7:38 PM on July 4, 2011
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