We can not only purchase books here, but also sell or create our own books. I guess sharing our favorite books or stories with others might be something different. Its category ranges from children, cooking to fiction and games. We always can find the ones we like here. Government Bookstore offers both print and DRM free eBooks for us, ranging from art, travel to science, education, and business.
Here we can find books from a variety of categories, including romance, historical, fantasy, children, etc. It not only provides us eBook form, many eBooks are also available in print. Besides, it also offers us some free fictions. Free eBooks are also provided.
OpenBooks --An independent eBook store that enables readers decide how much they want to paid based on what they feel a book is worth. Leanpub --Allows authors use online tools to write, publish and sell their books. A small selection of very interesting titles make Mythic Delirium a great publisher to keep an eye on. We are committed to spreading knowledge of best practices in PHP. Their e-books come in ePub , Mobi and PDF formats and have a healthy discount knocked off the digital price compared to the print version.
They're already promoting their catalogue. I get the impression they've really got their audience sussed. The site includes a lot of useful information about e-book formats and how to load them onto various devices.
Their books are also winning awards at Bridge-related events. PM Press was founded at the end of by a small collection of folks with decades of publishing, media, and organizing experience. Members of PM have founded enduring book fairs, spearheaded victorious tenant organizing campaigns, and worked closely with bookstores, academic conferences, and even rock bands to deliver political and challenging ideas to all walks of life.
If you're a developer like me, you've probably dreamed of building a startup for years. The Internet Archive offers over 12,, freely downloadable books and texts. There is also a collection of , modern eBooks that may be borrowed by anyone with a free archive.
With only a few titles for sale, Hex Publishers made a name for themselves with their CyberWorld anthology. Founded by writers, Hex values both the author and the reader, with an emphasis on quality, diversity, and voices often overlooked by the mainstream.
Originally a listing of Project Gutenberg titles, Manybooks is now growing into a reseller. Founded in , Dreamspinner publish and sell gay romantic fiction, ranging from contemporary to western. Dreamspinner's site also offers a wishlist feature, which is always handy when planning a book haul.
Apress also run Apress Open , which is a Creative Commons licensed suite of titles. Authors retain their copyright, and the content is also available free online. There are a number of non-profit publishers around the world. And Tilted Axis is an interesting one. Tilted Axis is one that concentrates on originality and doesn't limit itself to original English titles, but hires translators to bring books from around the world to more readers. I get the impression they also work hard to ensure that originality in formatting is brought to the e-book field.
They have published works by Bram Stoker Award winning authors and are sure to have a book to freak you the hell out. They publish and sell a huge range of titles, from colouring books and classics to romance and time travel. E-books are available as ePub and Mobi and you get both with each purchase. Diversion Books has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks.
We make Irish mythology accessible in a way that's exciting and entertaining but which also respects its cultural origins. All of our books incorporate authentic ancient Irish concepts and stories that you won't find elsewhere. Founded in the mid 60s, they have a huge catalogue of achievements in both welsh and English. Welsh natives will likely recognise their books and merchandise from their school days. But some exciting new titles are proving they are still going strong.
Books are usually in ePub format, and sometimes in PDF. Pottermore, the digital publishing, e-commerce, entertainment and news company from J. Rowling, is the global digital publisher of Harry Potter and J.
As the digital heart of J. Based in Maryland, US, they have a surprisingly large catalogue of speculative fiction titles. Take a look at the author listing for an idea of their selection. They sell historical and contemporary titles on Maori and New Zealand. They also publish Texts , which are short books on particular topics from New Zealand writers. As well as their own site, many of their books are available to buy through Tomely, the third-party bookshop widget.
Check each book carefully to ensure you get the format you want, since options vary between the listings and individual book pages. If you want to know how Fantastic Books bucks trends, take a look at their inspiring History page.
We pride ourselves on delivering extremely high quality e, print and audio books while maintaining our foundation of charitable giving with all of our projects. They are also official licencees of fiction based on the Elite: Dangerous computer game. Lektu is a Spanish and Spanish-language bookshop selling original Spanish as well as translated works. They are working on an English language site, so there will be even more choice to come. As well as e-books, Lektu also sell comics, audiobooks, and bundles from a variety of publishers.
They currently stock over a thousand titles. Their books are usually available in ePub and Mobi formats and are priced sensibly lower than their paper versions.
Urbane Publications has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. Monsoon Books is an award-winning independent publisher of English-language books on Asia. It publishes quality books from outstanding writers the world over and has several regional bestsellers to its name.
Their e-books are available in both ePub and Mobi formats and are free when buying a paperback. Kraken Press publishes horror, dark fantasy and weird fiction. There are no two ways about it. But, it's not your usual horror, darkness and weird, it's a kind of Weird Americana. The screaming has an American accent? Anderson, but with an open submissions policy and a very clear, interesting style to their titles, they'll certainly grow.
And probably grow weirder. Only Kraken's back catalogue titles are available for purchase DRM-free from the site. All other titles are only available through Amazon. His latest book is Poesy The Monster Slayer , a picture book for young readers.
His next book is Attack Surface , an adult sequel to Little Brother. The community of weird writers in Finland is thriving, and producing memorable stories that blur and bend genre boundaries with their unbridled flight of imagination.
Step into the wonderful world of Finnish Weird! The online home of Michael's books, he is also very clear on the best way to support authors:. Buying print books direct from this page is the best way to ensure the highest percentage of income comes to me. I buy the copies from my publisher so they get their cut , but the money that would otherwise go to the retailer and distribution chain flows to me rather than them. Books in the public domain can usually be found on Project Gutenberg.
It's more than a debository of books though. We are a place to showcase your stories and grow your career. Part literary incubator, part middle-finger to the establishment, we know you have stories to tell, and we are here for it.
And more. So much more. As well as DRM-free e-books, Bradley's shop sells a variety of merchandise related to his books. Not all his titles are available direct, but it's always worth a look first. A great source for The Lays of Anuskaya series. Humble are generaly known for their computer game bundles, but digital files are digital files, so have also moved into the e-book space.
Their regular bundles are usually themed around a particular topic, and charge a Pay What You Want model. There is usually a considerable discount of a few hundred pounds in buying a bundle over purchasing each book individually. Sometimes the bundle will be the only way to buy a DRM-free copy of a particular book. An imprint of Red Squirrel Publishing, Unsung Stories are the creators of the recent science fiction anthology.
If you're happy to convert the books to Mobi yourself, for use on a Kindle, you should be okay. A large selection from a variety of genres, including plenty of science-fiction, fantasy, steampunk, and alternative history. They're baaaack!
Web professionals almost lost a great British learning resource when Five Simple Steps closed down. Luckily Craig Lockwood and Amie Duggan stepped into the breach and took it over only a month after the closure. I own a couple of these little beauties and the targeted web design and development titles are essential for anyone in the industry looking for specific help.
The goal is not to publish "what's hot today"or focus on a particular type of plot or character, but to publish what will be timeless. Publishing horror, science-fiction and fantasy, Phase 5 has a small but interesting range of titles.
Phase 5 Publishing has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. While not all of their books are available as e-books, the range is well worth a look. Their titles cover the globe and provide in-depth insights into the cultures, customs and lives from the past and present. They also provide a guarantee to match Amazon's price. Can't go wrong there. Bookhaus e-books are available in ePub and Mobi formats and are priced sensibly less than their paper counterparts.
Bookhaus has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. And specialise they do. They stock a wonderful and informed selection of gothic horror and supernatural fiction. I have my eyes on The Cormorant by Stephen Gregory. Another speciality of their is gay interest , where they are constantly re-releasing out-of-print LGBT titles and classics.
And the covers Books are available in ePub and Mobi formats and are sent manually after purchase. You can't argue with that, and when O'Reilly sells over 8, e-books from top publishers all over the world, why would you. They predominantly publish technology reference titles, but that can cover a wealth of topics from Arduino and Raspberry Pi to digital art manuals.
Free updates and discounts on the paper book if you own the e-book keep me coming back to O'Reilly. O'Reilly has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. Founded in by two partners with experience of the e-book industry, Untreed Reads is home to over 1, titles from a range of authors. They stock fiction, non-fiction, children's books and foreign-language titles.
This particular book, Waves in the Wind , caught my eye with it's nicely designed cover. That's all it takes sometimes. It's clear from the blog that Untreed are constantly trying out different approaches and are doing their best to get their books in front of readers. Take a look and see if there's something for you. Most books are available in ePub , Mobi and PDF formats, but check each listing first, since the options vary. Untreed Reads has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks.
It's good to see another bookshop that allows authors to upload and manage their own books. As you can imagine, the quality varies greatly. But with over titles listed so far, there's bound to be something for everyone.
Wildside Press mainly concentrates on reprints, books originally published between and They have an interesting approach where they compile Megapacks around particular themes, eg.
Think of it as a bundle approach that resurrects lost titles. They primarily publish literary fiction and host a range of other projects, including a monthly online literary journal, support emerging writers and conduct an annual prize. Their titles are award-winning, sold in physical as well as e-book formats and you know that the revenue goes back into the business of creating more books and supporting authors.
A great cause. Their site is beautifully designed and the purchasing process is smooth as silk. The site is well worth a read for the articles alone. A leader in how to create a modern bookshop. Serialised books have been making a comeback for a few years now. Serial Box are taking that model and turning it into their unique selling point. The founders include former Tor and Penguin Random House staff.
In their own words:. Each is written by a different member of the book's author team - in a similar way to a television series - and has an estimated reading time of 42 minutes. Another example of an e-book business to watch. Serial Box has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. They make the excellent Kobo e-reader device, so have a solid stake in the ebook market.
JournalStone was founded in in California, USA and publishes in the science-fiction and horror genres for both adults and young adults. They also publish Dark Discovery magazine and the Hellnotes horror news website, so they're truly embedded in their genres. And nobody is allowed to run a horror press without a nod to the Old Gods We promise to bring our readers work that will stretch the imagination and stimulate thought.
They publish and sell in categories such as fiction, non-fiction and poetry, as well as a few specific imprints especially for convention events. Aqueduct provide a large and growing catalogue that supports an important area of discourse. Their book product pages have a nice amount of information with enough detail to make an informed purchase - such as clearly stating that books are DRM-free.
Sleepless Knights by Mark H. Williams looks like a fun read. It seems they also publish fantasy novels. They're based in Ontario, Canada, and have a semi-active blog, as well as a very active YouTube channel, which is filled with nice book trailers. Well done to them for experimenting with that format.
Their titles are available as a zip file containing both Mobi and ePub formats. Many people will recognise New Internationalist from their ground-breaking magazine. We focus attention on the unjust relationship between the powerful and the powerless worldwide in the fight for global justice.
New Internationalist also manage the online shops for other organisations, including Amnesty International and Friends of the Earth.
We believe in challenging genre boundaries and engaging the fundamental human drive to tell stories that resonate emotionally. They host a strong selection of anthologies and collections, of which I have my eye on Corvidae. Their e-books are usually significantly cheaper than their dead-tree counterparts, and are available in both ePub and Mobi formats. Founded in , its titles have beautiful covers and the founder, Emma Wright, clearly loves each one.
Categories include anthologies, pamphlets and children's books. Do you see how different this is? This next bit is extremely important for authors to digest and understand:. Imagine that you can get paid by each reader who appreciates your work. OpenBooks is a new model that is not only dependent on authors understanding how best to use it, but also on readers appreciating and rewarding authors for the work they produce.
The effectiveness of the pay-what-you-want model has already been proven in approaches like online digital bundles and computer games, and the founders of OpenBooks have pedigree in that area one founder was co-founder of the " world's second largest independent platform for games distribution ", GOG.
OpenBooks has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. Apex is a small press that publishes works of science fiction, horror, fantasy and non-fiction. At the moment, they have around 40 e-book titles for sale. They have beautifully crafted cover images and are heavily discounted compared to their paperback counterparts. For twenty years, Tachyon have been publishing award winning smart science fiction, fantasy, and literary fiction.
But they are also home to books by Peter S. Beagle , Nancy Springer and Jo Walton. If you need a critical read about the classic computer game, Jagged Alliance 2 or perhaps a discussion of the innovative gameplay introduced by Galaga , look no further than Boss Fight Books.
Take a look the next time you're wondering about the origins and development of Earthbound. They started selling e-books in and now have a large collection of DRM-free titles on their site. There's plenty of choice here, across genres, publishers and formats. Driven by its link to the RPG industry, the selection is strongest in that area, but is growing all the time. Books are usually provided in ePub and Mobi formats, but sometimes only as PDFs , so keep an eye on the details.
Their expertise is in the field User Experience. Alongside their books, Rosenfeld also provide consultation, so are embedded in the UX industry and apply UX to their business practices. With a delicious variety of titles and passionate descriptions for every book, Emily and Ruth have created the online equivalent of your favourite local bookshop. Bring your own coffee. Emily Books has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks.
Osprey was originally created as a spin-off from Brooke Bond tea in after the success of their collectible aviation cards. Osprey Publishing is now a well known "military history brand Their own history is an interesting read in itself, but Osprey is primarily an enthusiast press.
Their detailed reference titles on military history, units, vehicles and aircraft are the go-to books for military hobbyists and tabletop gamers alike. The e-books are available in both ePub and PDF - with the PDF format probably being the best choice for their well-illustrated reference titles.
They've also innovated quite a bit in the e-book and publishing field by creating something they call Hybrid Books :. The Illuminations consist of highly curated text, maps, photographs and illustrations related to the original book. They intend to experiment with both new and old forms of publishing, such as the Victorian serial; a book released chapter by chapter, available individually or as a subscription. Great ideas like that make Candlemark and Gleam a publisher to look out for.
A nicely designed site a rare thing in online bookshops with a large selection of free and paid-for e-books. The books are predominantly classics in the public-domain, but many have had additions and illustrations added, creating paid-for alternatives to the free titles. They've also started their own Proofreading Initiative where they digitise public-domain texts for distribution on their own site and on Project Gutenberg. I'm going to grab myself a copy of Pride and Prejudice.
Oh, Miss Bennet! Belgrave House, and their sister site Regency Reads , sell over e-books in various genres. Verso, named after the left-hand page of a book, have been publishing a huge selection of radical books on progressive topics for over 40 years. Their books are watermarked and come in both ePub and Mobi formats, but they are currently priced the same or sometimes higher than their paper counterparts. OR's founders, John Oakes and Colin Robinson, both have 'elite veteran' status in the publishing industry.
It embraces progressive change in politics, culture and the way we do business. They use print-on-demand and e-book publishing to stay agile and respond to current affairs. OR Books also accept payment via Bitcoin. It even provides ways for them to donate a portion of their income to certain causes.
Leanpub currently stocks a huge variety of programming books, but also a number of other genres. Leanpub's niche is that authors can sell their books, even if they aren't finished yet - their motto is Publish Early, Publish Often.
If you can't afford the high price of some programming books, you may find a cheaper alternative on Leanpub - or you might want to write one yourself. They also provide a subscription service PacktLib which allows users to search for relevant information from their online library of digital books - a huge benefit when all you need is that obscure script. Their site layout is very different and imaginative, which is great in the current world of online bookshops ;. In response to my e-mail query, they stated: "We don't believe in DRM in principle" , which helps me feel confident buying from them.
SpaceWitch has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. As well as their existing selection of science-fiction and fantasy novels, Dragonmount also sell independently-published titles, including ones from new authors.
Tomely is an interesting one. It isn't a bookshop, so much as an e-book sales platform. Which is fantastic. Publishers and authors can sign-up to Tomely, add their DRM-free book s and produce widgets to sell the books from their own websites. Tomely has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. Being based in Australia and being digital-only means they are able to publish titles with less overheads and from authors we wouldn't usually get to read in the Northern hemisphere.
Momentum has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. StoryBundle run regular, themed and DRM-free e-book bundles at fantastic prices. You can decide the price, split it between the authors and StoryBundle and even donate a portion to charity. A great way to discover new authors. Manning provide you with the e-book version for free if you already own the paper book - even if you didn't buy it from them! You receive ePub , Mobi and PDF formats with every purchase, along with the ability to read online as a livebook.
You'll recognise Pragmatic Bookshelf's computing books immediately, even if the name doesn't ring a bell. Founded in , this technology and computing publisher is a stalwart of the industry.
They provide a selection of purchasing options, allowing you to chose the e-book, paper book or both, with sensible pricing for each. They can also automatically deliver your purchases to you via e-mail or through cloud storage such as Dropbox or Google Drive.
They predominantly offer science-fiction and fantasy, but those genres have such broad coverage these days, their selection is huge.
PS Publishing don't offer a large selection of e-books, but what they do offer is unique and interesting. Great for essays and horror; or even essays on horror. Mainly concerned with the horror genre, PS will hopefully release more of their titles as e-books in the future. As the finest in geek entertainment, No Starch Press produce excellent books on computing.
I still have my eye on Wicked Cool Shell Scripts. You get the e-book for free with most purchases of the paper book. Not all books come in all formats - many are only available as PDF. Book View Cafe is a cooperative publisher, whose members are comprised of the authors themselves. They cover a broad spectrum of genres. Here's how the sales revenue is split, according to their site:. They provide a huge selection of indie books, directly from authors or through publishers through their own bookshop.
They also provide stock for other bookshops such as Kobo and iBooks. An independent bookshop, Weightless Books mainly sells science-fiction and fantasy titles.
They also offer a number of magazines and anthologies, such as Clarkesworld and Lightspeed. Their direct-to-Kindle delivery system is a great feature. With categories ranging from Apocalypse to Zombies and Gore, you know what you're getting from Rebellion.
Along with lots of Judge Dredd titles, as an e-book imprint of Solaris books they also stock the latest by Juliet E. Snowbooks has been around since and is one of the best designed online bookshops I've seen. It may be something to do with their award-winning approach to the business of publishing and selling books. They stock a wide range of genres in paperback, hardback, e-book and wonderful-looking slipcase editions.
There are plenty of novels, anthologies and non-fiction titles to choose from including the mandatory Cthulhu and I have my eye on a copy of Sharkpunk! Snowbooks also develop and sell the award-winning again Bibliocloud. Snowbooks has either closed down or is no longer selling DRM-free ebooks. Should You Upgrade to Windows 11?
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