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stoutfellowIn the past few days, I've paid a couple of visits to Project Gutenberg.
I downloaded copies of three 19th century novels, the most well-known books I don't have by two authors I like: George Eliot's Felix Holt and Daniel Deronda (calibre informed me that I'd already downloaded The Mill on the Floss) and Wilkie Collins' No Name.
I also downloaded three of Robert Howard's "Conan" stories: "The Hour of the Dragon", "Gods of the North" (actually not a Conan story, but in the same milieu), and "The Hyborian Age".
I am large, I contain multitudes.
I downloaded copies of three 19th century novels, the most well-known books I don't have by two authors I like: George Eliot's Felix Holt and Daniel Deronda (calibre informed me that I'd already downloaded The Mill on the Floss) and Wilkie Collins' No Name.
I also downloaded three of Robert Howard's "Conan" stories: "The Hour of the Dragon", "Gods of the North" (actually not a Conan story, but in the same milieu), and "The Hyborian Age".
I am large, I contain multitudes.
