More free books on the Internet

Romiley Literary Circle - fine selection of online books, with reviews.

Directory of Free On-line Novels and Free Online Cyber-Books - cool list with a contemporary edge, no old stuff here.

Jennifer L Armstrong - one Net-savvy individual. Good books and a fine site with worthwhile links.

Free the Writer - mixed genre site with 150 authors.

Literary Leaps - massive selection of fiction links.

Project Gutenberg - ambitious project to present thousands of copyright-expired classics as text files. There's so much stuff here that you'll probably need to use the Search mechanism.

Setisia is a free online fantasy novel by R.L Salisbury. For viewing online.

URL Zero - So many links to online fiction that you might suffer from information overload.

The On_Line Books Page hosted by the University of Pennsylvania. Over 20,000 titles listed.

Online Originals was (in my opinion) the best commercial publisher of online fiction, but has suffered from a lack of cyber-income. Still worth a visit. Contains three free novels.

And my favourite online literary magazine is the Richmond Review.

Google directory - more fiction than you could ever want.

Foxglove Short Story Listing Foxglove Poetry Listing
Ten Thousand Men. Animated poem about Tube commuting.
Yet More Foxglove - Author details, journalism etc.
Technical Tips for online publishing.
New Rivers - London writers group.

Free Novels
Short Stories
Satire
Poetry

Web fiction from Internet journalist Andrew Starling

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Dead Pan and Joe Progress

The god Pan comes to Earth and because of his goats legs is mistaken for a genetically modified organism. He becomes famous, appears on a couple of TV shows, and tries to defeat his rival Joe Progress, a thoroughly modern deity. More Details.

Vince's Desire

The story of a battle between an overbearing artificial intelligence, Vince, and his inventor, Graham. Vince lives inside the world's computers, and decides to give himself the digital equivalent of a sex drive. More Details

Field of Reeds

Raymond Kite invents an electronic method of measuring the human soul. Not everybody thinks this is a great idea. The final scene is based on the Egyptian Book of the Dead.
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