Received an email from Marc D'Hooghe about the fact that his Free Literature site has been updated. He's tried to make it more intuitive. For anyone interested in free ebooks this is a major place to go. He hopes to start structuring the linklist in the next couple of weeks though he says to me: I love browsing in a second-hand bookstore. Take a look, it's quite a resource....

Just a reminder to check out our catalog of free ebooks. The link appears right under the site's title at the top of the page. We update this periodically when we find new source material. If anyone has additions to this list please send them to me and I'll incorporate them....

Got the following email from Marc D'Hooghe. Exists since april 15, 2010. Two goals: supporting Project Gutenberg (by producing e-text) and free e-literature on the web in general ... and more (by linking to more than 600 sites that matter, all over the world in many different languages). Check out a book you like to work on for a first or second round proofreading. Beginners are fully supported, people wanting to do more will be guided through the whole process - from scanning to pleasantly readable e-book. (Links will be more ordered thematically and by language in the near future...) The site looks very interesting....