Classics, again
Just so none of us has an excuse (my kid used Madame Bovary to prop up his monitor, I lost my library card, etc.) here's an excellent place to catch up. Not too much available in mystery, other than Doyle, but all of the heavyweights.
With no disrespect whatsoever to the folks at Gutenberg and Distributed Proofreading and the magnificent, invaluable work they do, this site http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/meta/authors.html offers works in a format that I find much easier to read. Not as much arcana as Gutenberg, but then again there's no way I'll get through 5% of the adelaide list before I shuffle off this mortal coil. (And if you read the previous thread on Classics, you'll know that I could only have gotten "mortal coil" second-hand.
With no disrespect whatsoever to the folks at Gutenberg and Distributed Proofreading and the magnificent, invaluable work they do, this site http://etext.library.adelaide.edu.au/meta/authors.html offers works in a format that I find much easier to read. Not as much arcana as Gutenberg, but then again there's no way I'll get through 5% of the adelaide list before I shuffle off this mortal coil. (And if you read the previous thread on Classics, you'll know that I could only have gotten "mortal coil" second-hand.
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