I've found the best way to read books on the computer without killing your eyes is to turn the contrast/brightness down most of the way, and make the text big enough you don't have to look too closely to see it.
I guess it's cool that he's putting it out there for free though.
Although... bookchan has so many ebooks. I found American Gods, and 10 more Gaiman books, pretty effortlessly. The frontpage explains how everything works. Insert obligatory "only download books if you already own them" statement here.
Here's their Gaiman thread http://www.anonib.com/bookchan/index.php?t=48
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This is an AMAZING book. I highly recommend reading it to anyone who has the time. Also, see Gaiman's graphic novels if you like his writing.
It is, indeed, an excellent book.
I've found the best way to read books on the computer without killing your eyes is to turn the contrast/brightness down most of the way, and make the text big enough you don't have to look too closely to see it.
This is one of my top 3 favorite books. So masterful, and I notice new things every time I read it.
The American Gods survey is bad, because the worst you can rate the book is "ok". I mean, seriously.
Yeah, I read it a while ago and did not enjoy it.
I guess it's cool that he's putting it out there for free though.
Although... bookchan has so many ebooks. I found American Gods, and 10 more Gaiman books, pretty effortlessly. The frontpage explains how everything works. Insert obligatory "only download books if you already own them" statement here.
Here's their Gaiman thread http://www.anonib.com/bookchan/index.php?t=48
Yeah, I do think that replacing the Nader survey with the one about American Gods is a little bit silly and much less applicable to a wider readership
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