Free Digital Fiction from Penguin

in Books | April 17th, 2008 1 Comment

Penguin is presenting six stories, by six authors, over six weeks, in a series called We Tell Stories. And they’re using the web to tell these stories in original ways. One story, The 21 Steps, gets told over Google Maps — an approach that scores points for creativity, but also tires a little quickly. You can access all six stories here. Also check out our extensive collection of free audiobooks here.

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  1. Anna T says . . . | April 17, 2008 / 7:07 pm

    Check out dailylit.com, it’s website where you sign up and get daily chunks of books sent to you for free! It has an extensive collection of classics, non-fictions, etc.

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