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It is available in almost every language in the world, but like its big brother, Wikipedia, it can be fed to anyone who wants it. It has short stories, educational books, epics, novels, plays and essays. Copies can be found by author’s name, by country or by subject.
It has a catalog of up to 16,000 royalty-free titles for free download. There are no commercial novelties, but there are true best sellers such as The Art of War, by Sun Tzu, among many other gems of classic world literature.
It is a site with free and open books. All are licensed under GFDL, Creative Commons and other licenses such as Project Gutenberg and any others that are free for distribution. The books in English are organized by categories, and next to the download link the type of license is specified.
It compiles a collection of free e-books, many from Project Gutenberg and others from the Human Genome Project. It also contains audiobooks, and all are sorted by author, category and license type.
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