Post some goddamn books
I have about 170 ebooks but the auto-dumper doesn't support .pdf, the imageboard doesn't support .rar and has a limit of 10000kb and I can't think of any otherway to upload them apart from individually, which I'm too lazy to do. Unless someone can come up with another way to multi-upload or any other suggestions then I probaly won't bother uploading, unless people have specific requests.
>>3547 if you have a pdf of the Divine Comedy that'd be great. Gutenberg has a crap format.
Anyone have this? I've read it before, but if you haven't you should. SHIT.
>>3549 Dunno if this is the exact thing your looking for.
>>3547 I'll write something to rar-jpg them all for you tomorrow. >>3567 There was a requests thread around here somewhere; put it there instead.
>>3547 >>3598 executable here: http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mhrwmm5mhky source at >>/pr/2455 if you don't trust me
>>3614 >http://www.mediafire.com/download.php?mhrwmm5mhky Doesn't work at all >https://www.7chan.org/pr/src/dirtorarjpgs.txt As a .exe it comes up with the attached error message. Unless I'm doing it wrong.
Pah, what the heck, might aswell start uploading.
Bloody noko is really getting on my nerves.
About 140 left. I'll do some more later.
Presumably at least some of the people on /lit/ are raging faggots. This is for them.
>>3622 you can't just rename a text file and make it execute, you have to compile it. i'll make an installable package sometime tonight, which should work fine
Ok, have some more.
I've been busy recently so haven't had time to upload. Expect more soon, meanwhile, everybody upload your .pdf's May I also recomend >>3868, if you do get something from there, post it here.
has the The Wizard Knight by Gene Wolfe been upped? So far I've only found a rip of the audiobook guess its too recent (and big) for a scan to have been done :(
My mom was wanting this book, so I'll just leave it here...
Here is a bunch of crap that no bugger wants.Hugs and Kisses,Soumy
Most of the things that would suit this place are in RTF format for reasons I cannot grasp.
Almost Transparent Blue
Anyone have Road of The Patriarch?
>>4155 here. Forgive me; I'd forgotten that I have some E-books from previous threads as well. Dumping what I have. Here's some Dexter to start with.
http://www.formspring.com/forms/?660836-dAaDi0upjI
Have some Starship Troopers.
>>3951 Did you just post the covers or did you do that thing where you turn a rar into a jpg?
>>4750 They should all be jpegs with rars, checked that one just in case and all is well.
Bah, that's some pretty awesome stuff you got there soumy, a lot stuff that I wanted but hadn't got round to getting yet. Now if only I could be arsed to finish uploading the rest of mine.
Watership Down
soumy just posted my irl library, except for the manga. nice collection!
Man in the High Castle - How different is the world when the other side wins world war two? Not that much actually....
>>5437 It's funny because Dick goes on about how totally fucked up the German territories are and how every man born after the war is essentially unreconcilably National Socialist... and yet we never really see it because his characters are all in the only nominally oppressive Japanese sector, or the no-man's land in between lol
so how do I open these? sorry, I've never done this before.
>>5534 Change extension to .rar, un-rar archive et voila. Hugs n kisses.
Anyone have Lord of a Visible world or HP Lovecraft - A Life?
Anyone have Cat's Cradle, perhaps Bokononism stuff?
>>5698 Delivered
How about We, by Zamyatin? Anyone have it?
Could I get Last Exit To Brooklyn or some Borges?
>>6074
Anyone got The Road?
hey guys check this website out if you're a writer http://www.pulsehead.com lots of great feedback and cool people to chat with
>>6423 http://www.4shared.com/file/43005011/bd9a67f7/Cormac_Mccarthy_-_The_Road.html
The Little Mermaid?
>>6695 http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Bluffs/8336/aesop/mermaid.html Fairytales are abundant on the googles.
I must make the humble /r/equest for the book entitled Synthetic Worlds by Edwar Castronova. I have done my best to seek it on my own and have failed. I know for certain that an Ebook of it does, in fact exist. I would be forever in your debt if you were to obtain it for me, oh great /lit/. http://www.press.uchicago.edu/presssite/metadata.epl?mode=synopsis&bookkey=162074
>>6705 Thanks. I did find it on google but I didn't think that it was that short, I thought it might have been some kind of preview thing.
>>6717 Fairytales are, for the most part, rather short (fuck you Faerie Queene). On the other hand, you can also get 15 different perfectly valid tellings of the same story and stretch a study on The Little Mermaid into a month long affair!
>>6710 MWAHAHAHAHA FOUND IT MESELF FELLAS!
some motherfucker in another thread claimed that The Knight by Gene Wolfe is on #bookz BUT ITS NOT - HE LIED
Does anyone have a copy of the book trainspotting? I saw the movie on TV a while back, and I imagine the book would be much better than the movie was.
>>6843 Does this one work? http://rapidshare.com/files/6545509/Irvine_Welsh_-_Trainspotting.pdf ---------- Also humbly requesting any/all of the Choose Your Own Adventure books you can find.
http://www.projectaon.org/en/Main/Home It's not really Choose Your own Adventure but I think it's pretty fun.
Anyone have any Ian Rankin? I read Knots & Crosses a few weeks ago and fell in love with it.
Quite the long shot, but an Australian writer named Matthew Reilly just brought out a book recently, named the Five Greatest Warriors. I don't expect it to be up on any torrent sites, etc yet but does anyone know of a site where people upload recently released books, scans of it, etc?
Looking for The Book of Lies: Disinformation Guide to Magick and the Occult, preferably .pdf format. The #bookz channel came up with nothing, and I've been unable to dig up a torrent.
Anyone have a copy of John Dies At The End?
go read House of Leaves
err.. Anything by Harry Harrison is good!
Dr. Brodie's Reports by J.L.Borges
>>3942 this book was horrible but enders game was good
needed this for school, thought somebody else might too.
Didn't read all the way through the thread to see if this had been resolved, but here's a quick extension changer in python. It's designed so it would be incredibly easy to make a batch de-renamer to get them back to their normal format quickly on the other end. I'll be happy to make one if anyone cares. http://pastebin.com/f51ed7240 http://www.mediafire.com/file/gdyqgmazji3/extensionChanger.py
For all of you scifi/Warhammer faggots out there. But seriously, it's a well written book with a good story.
Dean Koontz - Cold Fire (1991) Teacher Jim Ironheart, aptly named, is sent by forces unknown to save chosen people in life-threatening situations. By chance, a young but jaded reporter stumbles onto his missions, and joins him to investigate who is controlling him and why. Shared nightmares begin to point to an extraterrestrial influence, and the pair are forced to confront Ironheart's forgotten past for answers. Koontz ( The Bad Place , LJ 12/89), a master at maintaining mystery and suspense, weaves themes from earlier novels into this latest thriller. Even if the ending calls to mind DuMaurier and Hitchcock, Cold Fire contains all the ingredients--likable characters, nail-biting suspense, and above all, unlimited imagination--that will please Koontz's fans
You people make me sick.
>>8055 is it because of the shitty books or what
>>8078 Stealing books... even for the internet that's low
>>8081 oh, yeah, but who cares as long as they're shitty science fiction and fantasy and horror?
So.. does anyone have the recently released Red Book by Jung?
>>8081 lets go burn down the library, i hear they want to let you read for free too
>>8109 Counterattack: Act like jackass No prob with the library, they don't allow you to keep the books and trade/give them away like this. you eventually return them back to the library. It's a fair practice but this is just ridiculous what you guys are doing and the amount of effort to do it really doesn't look too good on you guys. So don't try and justify this ridiculous thievery, this thread is full of the lowest pirates in existence. Below this is CP.
>>8111 >implying that desiring intellectual expansion through the reading of literature is on par with enjoying images of children being sexually abused
Bump just so I don't have to see another post starting with "implying that" for months on end.
>>8118 >implying that stickied threads are capable of being bumped
>>8122 Fuckdamn shitcunts.
>>8115 Yeah, I'm sure that's why you're doing it. Books and CP is pretty much the lowest crap you can illegally upload. Books because of how cheap and shameless of a loser you must be to do something like that and CP because of the immorality and despicable nature of it. There's worse stuff but highly unrealistic and of all piracy these two things are some of the worst, not similar in content that you thought I meant but just terrible in their own ways.(don't be such a faggot)
Honestly what's the difference with a library? In both cases you read the book without buying it. In both cases there's no theft: with the library you return the book, with the internet you copy it. In both cases you are left with the book read and no physical copies in your possession. One day there will even be electronic public libraries with this same kind of system, it's inevitable. So what the fuck do you want? Besides pointless romanticism and personal fetishism, do you have any point at all, or you're just gonna resort to cheap calls to moralism like associating us with pedophiles just to remark to other people the subjective ugliness you see in this activity without providing any real logic reason whatsoever? And yes I know you didn't mean to say we're like pedophiles. I also know how arguments work though, so no more tricks, put some fucking sense in your posts or GTFO.
>>8132 I agree with this man. I buy books so I can have a physical copy and take it with me, and I do the same with the library. However, I will not look down on people because that don't want to pay for a book they might not ever read again.
This should settle the argument, don't know why the mod acted the way they did.
So basically, grow the heck up mod and don't interfere in other people's conversations because you don't understand something. Ban me all you want, there's always other ways. Take your own advice and don't be such a faggot.
looooooooooooool
>>8150 i am the mod that banned u. i raep children and masterbate to cp every day. what r u gonna do about it nigger
>>8125 Regarding the books: Fuck off faggot, not everybody has money to spend buying books, that's just a fact. God, what an ignorant bitch.
Dumping my small collection
>>8193 A classic piece of literature.
incarnates of imortality bitches
i'll finish dumping some more peirs tonight i have a shot ton of scifi, fantasy...some horror i even got stuff like tarzand so i'll see what i can find
Could someone post the entire Song of Ice and Fire series? Thanks in advance. In return, some Cornwell. One my favorites.
Speaking of Piers Anthony, I've been looking for the entire Xanth series in ebook format, can't find it. If anyone has it or knows where I can get it, it would me much appreciated. Thanks in advance!
>>8226 More like this?? I just opened it and I can't stop reading!
have we got john dies at the end yet? i heard it's really good.
anyone got some dresden files?
>>8598 >>8597 /r/ing the hell out of these
http://rs525.rapidshare.com/files/149787242/John_dies_at_the_end.rtf Found this, but it's supposedly different from the paperback. But it will suffice. Now to find the Dresden Files...
>>8598 >>8616 Did someone just say Dresden Files? Cause I think I just heard someone say Dresden Files.
hey, 8616 here. thanks for the dresden files! uh...this sounds pretty lame, but can anyone help me with looking for "chicken soup for the soul: dads and daughters"? my dad died on monday, i just need something light that makes me feel better. thanks.
>>9284 Now that I look online to be sure, i don't thats the first book. This should be the first one.
Anyone have "Overthrow: America's Century of Regime Change from Hawaii to Iraq"?
>>9296 Always have moar...
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>>3917 Delivered
anyone have the Somnium by Kepler in English?
hay guize, I had loads of fun with the first Dexter novel. Does anyone happen to have the rest of the series? Thank you.
>>9597 Try isohunt. I got the first three off there. Just keep in mind that the third one is pretty damn ordinary.
I had been hoping for some rapidshit, actually. guess it can't be helped...thanks.
>>8111 fag
i've been lookin for l.e. modesitt jr imager for awhile now but have been only comin up with audio...
Freakonomics
/r/ White Line fever by Lemmy and Our Band Could be your Life by some other guy
/r/ The COMPLETE Worst Case Scenario Survival Handbook
The Machinist.
>>10021 Delivered.
/r/ing the book that the television series Dexter was based off of. Darkly Dreaming Dexter, I believe it's called.
/r/ing some Harry Turtledove alternate history. A Different Flesh (1988) — a related set of short stories spanning the 17th to 20th centuries set in a universe where the ancestors of the Native Americans never crossed into the New World, only Homo erectus. The Guns of the South (1992) Science Fiction/Alternate History — The Confederate Army is supplied with AK-47's by time travelling members of the Afrikaner Weerstandsbeweging from the early 21st century. Days of Infamy series In the Days of Infamy series the Japanese gained the initiative in the Pacific War by invading and occupying Hawaii. Days of Infamy (2004) End of the Beginning (2005) Or that one where the south wins in the civil war. I love thinking about shit like what if, fav line of comic books. Gnight 7chan. Love you
or other preferred Turtledove novels. The war that came early sounds badass. Idk. Never read any of his books.
>>10256 Days of Infamy fucking ruled
>>9296 >>9358 Thanks. Here's Dresden Files 11 - Turn Coat - for whoever wants it.
>>10440 Thanks, forgot to post that one.
"How to Be the Best Lover: A Guide for Teenage boys" can i get help for finding this?
Here's a torrent for L.E. Modesitt's newest book in the Recluce series. Someone up there requested the Imager books too? I think I've got the first but I still haven't been able to find the second.
Er...apparently that ^ doesn't work, so let me try this again. Megaupload? http://www.megaupload.com/?d=WI9BWL0Z
/r/ The Demon-Haunted World by Carl Sagan
The Iceman, Confessions of a Mafia Hitman
I've been looking for Apathy and Other Small Victories. Has it even been scanned yet?
Anyone have Shoplifting From American Apparell by Tao Lin?
>>10934 No, I only have the actual book. It's pretty good, but not as good as his novel. Here's The Brandon Book Crisis though, if you want it.
>>11046 yeah sure, thanks
>>8474 http://www.torrentreactor.net/torrents/1894773/Piers-Anthony-Xanth-Books-1-29 http://www.demonoid.com/files/details/1861959/6976998/
How do I unarchive my .rar files?
>>5542 How do I do that, then?
>>11152 in windows use the open with and choose winrar if you dont know how to change file extension
Anyone have a pdf of Snow Falling on Cedars?
This Might sound Noobish but whats the deal with the images of book covers but no link to download Also there was a lack 1984
>>11218 Download the .jpg, noting that it is an assload bigger in filesize than a simple image needs to be. Open said .jpg using 7zip or WinRAR. Shit brix.
>>11227 My God i never even noticed that the images were assloads bigger then normal images
Hello 7chan. I have just decided to take refuge here please go easy on me I'm new here. This is a Series that i wanted to read but haven't got around to just yet(busy reading 'Wasp Factory by Iain Banks' and 'All in the mind by Alastair Campbell'). It's translated badly though i believe. =/
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>>8455 Please god tell me you have the rest of that series
Does we have the foxfire series?
Does we have the foxfire series? ne1? maybe I appeared to be the hipster slut because- 1: We share the same computer, but don't know it. 2a: (that's the name given to anon) 2b: I need to lurk more 3: Through inaction over the course of an hour, have allowed Schroedinger's Cat to suffocate and not knowing for sure if a cat can survive in a shoebox for an hour, have mistakenly allowed my ipv6 compliant router to pick a random spoofed address to tell the proxy to report us as using, and thus have the same address as the hipster slut. 4: no one cares. 5: someone does and explains it to me in a short answer. I have ebooks, will hand them over for the answer.
Does anyone have this?
>>11276 2a and 2b.
Does anyone happen to have Terry Pratchett's "Men At Arms"? I'm too broke to buy it right now (although I will eventually because I am a retarded nerd and like looking at the row of Discworld volumes on my shelf). Thank you.
>>11368 Sure.
I need Bukowski, any and all, thanks in advance :D
Anyone have Orwell's 1984? I read Homage to Catalonia, and it was fantastic. In return, have some Catch-22.
>>11434 I got a hard copy. But it was too depressing to me. Animal Farm was pretty badass.
>>11451 Yea, I read Animal Farm and it was very good. After reading Homage to Catalonia, you get a feeling for how disillusioned Orwell became and why. The Anarcho-socialists in Spain had a large chunk of the country set up and running according to their vision, and the army itself was without any real rank. As things went on, though, it got contorted into what they had, essentially, before the war, with all the old barriers and divisions coming back by people who hijacked the movement. To be clear, I would have sided with Franco, and I think socialism is pretty hopeless, but its tragic reading how they lost their dream of a socialist Spain.
>>11369 Great, thanks! Speaking of Pratchett, does anyone have the Pratchett Portfolio (with pictures)? It's unbelievable how much money they charge online for used copies of it.
>>11434 Yes, someone does. I hope that helps.