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There are few places left where you can walk in, stay all day, and spend nothing. The public library is one of them, and it offers far more than most people remember.Books, of course, and newspapers and magazines. But also…
Read MoreMary Shelley was eighteen when she began “Frankenstein”, and the creature’s warning is still one of the most chilling lines in English fiction. More than two centuries on, the novel is free to read, and it rewards every re-reading.
Read MoreProject Gutenberg has been turning public-domain books into free e-books since 1971. Volunteers have prepared tens of thousands of titles, from “Frankenstein” to Austen to Thoreau’s “Walden”, free to read, download and share.
Read MoreThere are more books than any of us will read in a lifetime, which can make re-reading feel like a waste. Why spend a week on something you already know, when there is so much you do not?Because you do…
Read MoreA 75% keyboard keeps the function row and the arrow keys but drops the number pad and squeezes everything else…
