Cory Doctorow sells his books DRM-free (e-book and audiobook) on his webpage. Some of them are even pay-what-you-want.
It's always the sci-fi authors haha
He also writes non-fiction. You might be familiar with the term "enshittification". He is the author who coined that term.
My favorite word as of recently. Super cool.
In that case you might be interested of his book The Internet Con: How to Seize the Means of Computation.
Appreciate it!
Tor Books and Baen Books, IIRC. You can get DRM-free Sci-Fi from authors that publish with them.
Most ebooks I read are free out-of-copyright content from Project Gutenberg or freely published stories (e.g. fanfic, web original content) though.
Nice, awesome. Yeah I use Gutenberg and Standard eBooks liberally.
Baen library is pretty great. They have been around for a very long time. They give you all the drm free files for books.
Check out their free library for some free books.
How's the general quality of the books they publish?
I'm a fan. They give you the full epubs + many other formats you never think about like pdf, html, txt, etc....
Just click on any of the books to give it a shot: https://www.baen.com/categories/free-library.html
Greg Egan's books are on Smashwords, which is DRM-free. Most of them have the first chapter available on his website, which is good because some of it is REALLY hard sci-fi. I chipped a tooth reading Dichronauts (metaphorically speaking). Scale is more accessible. Diaspora is my favorite.
Thanks! How's the quality on the rest of the website? Many books just look like sloppy erotic novels...
Oh wow, I just now visited the rest of Smashwords, and yeah, it looks like mostly cheap romance. I've already read a lifetime supply of that as a kid, from fanfiction.
Juliet Marillier.
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