6704223018 Its funny; the pirate market filled demand so well. But when it came time to re-read it, I paid out around $6 for the ebook, cause my phone weighs about 1/20th what the tome does. I started recommending it to friends and family about half way through, and picked up a DTE for my library last night. That being said, I will say that the javascript that protects the book is extremely cludgy, and extremely easy to workaround. But at the same time, they know that the headlines, like Corys own on this post, will be in their favor by being incorrect (again, you cannot download this book). And yes, I have checked out textonphone.com, but battery life is better if I use books.app because I just download and scp over the html files.Im not using safari nor loading pages over edge/wifi. There was no more convenient way to do it. .. (laughs) Whats the point of some big publisher making hype about free if you have start a training regimen in order to read the thing? This is what AB of Seattle did: We put the front and back covers from the print version of the books on the first and last pages of the PDF file. We dont know the details of his HarperCollins contract, but I guess they own the e-publishing rights to his books, simply because they bought them at the same time as the dead tree edition rights.
This list can be passed to a download tool such as wget.) Warning! 46MB of page images will be loaded in your browser in a single document! This will use a fair amount of memory and may slow down your browser and/or computer. I already own the paperback and thoroughly enjoyed it, so this was more of an exercise in the can I do it department. Its a waste of time as far as American Gods is concerned. gauterg says: March 1, 2008 at 2:44 am I have not checked out checked out the online version of American Gods, the paper version in my shelf does its job just fine. Oops. Aaron says: March 1, 2008 at 2:23 am The really sucky thing is that, when this fails to work, some asshat in the future will cite it as an example for why free would never work. The final decision was made by the fans, so we really cant blame it on the publishers, imho& here is a reminder of our task: What I want you to do is think not about which of the books below is your favourite, but if you were giving one away to a friend who had never read anything of mine, what would it be? Where would you want them to start? I think most of us simply voted for our favorite, without considering the logistics of reading something that monumental online, and within a month to boot. I spend a LOT of time on the computer coding/on IRC/reading and writing emails, but it is pretty obnoxious to read full books. Learn More Got it! . Too bad.
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