Online Novels

[mtravellerh]

Online Novels contains the titles of more than 400 online books written by both published and unpublished authors who have made their work freely available on the internet. The novels listed here are organized by category,with brief descriptions taken from the websites on which they can be found.

Thanks to Quasar Dragon for this, too.

PS:The available formats depend largely from the author.

[mtravellerh]

This post is not relevant any more. Please ignore.

[montsnmags]

Originally Posted by mtravellerh

Ah I don't know. Not your mistake (I guess), but this dangerously looks like a scam site to me. Sorry.

The Moderators are omnipresent and omniscient. They have retro-historinated the alleged post and poster from the current MR reality.

Good, eh?

Cheers,
Marc

[mtravellerh]

Originally Posted by montsnmags

The Moderators are omnipresent and omniscient. They have retro-historinated the alleged post and poster from the current MR reality.

Good, eh?

Cheers,
Marc

Uh-hu.

[carandol]

There's nothing like a post saying "please ignore" to get me to have a look at a site. It doesn't look like a scam site to me. Many of the links I've tried are leading to legitimate author sites where they're giving away their novels. I even know one of the authors, so I *know* that one's genuine :-) Others are to the print-on-demand site www.lulu.com, where you can download a copy of the novel, or pay to have one printed. I've bought quite a few things from them, so I know they're genuine too.

Personally, I think the thread should be dis-retro-historinated at once!

[mtravellerh]

See, Marc, those are the detrimental consequences of time travel.

Let me try to explain: Some spammer posted a message here sporting a well spam link. Some omnipotent (I am NOT looking at you, Marc) moderator choose, quite wisely, to delete that message while I was posting to the man telling him he was spam-posting.

In no way at all I meant the "Online Novels" link.

I consequently deleted my original mssage and told people to ignore that (second) message.

Thanks for defending me, though.

[montsnmags]

mtravellerh's "please ignore" is actually referring to a post that has been removed as it was likely spam and linked to a likely scammy website. His own links at the top still remain of quite valid interest. No deretrohistorination required.

[mtravellerh]

GMTA, Marc

[montsnmags]

Originally Posted by mtravellerh

See, Marc, those are the detrimental consequences of time travel.

But the benefits! Think of all the benefits!

Let me try to explain: Some spammer posted a message here sporting a well spam link. Some omnipotent (I am NOT looking at you, Marc) moderator

Don't look at me (as you said); I'm no Mod. I do very little in moderation.

By the gods typing on an iPod is a slow and excruciating process!

Cheers,
Marc