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If you’re like us, you know that there’s no such thing as too many ebooks. Especially free ebooks.
They’re even better if you’re stuck in an airport and don’t want to spend one more minute scrolling social media.
This month, we’re featuring books by iconic authors, including Arthur Conan Doyle and Gertrude Stein.
The best part? They’re all free! Download them today, and start reading now.
St. Mawr & The Man Who Died
Included in this volume is one of the author’s famous novellas, along with his final story.
In St. Mawr, after a woman encounters a stallion, she embarks on a new life path. Fleeing both her home and marriage, she journeys across the country, all the way to the American West, in pursuit of meaning.
In The Man Who Died, the final work from author D. H. Lawrence, he considers Christ’s life after resurrection, and what he does with this second chance.
Beyond the City
A tantalizing Victorian soap opera, from the beloved creator of Sherlock Holmes.
It’s late nineteenth-century England, and people are beginning to swap their homes in London for the expanse of the countryside.
Spinsters Monica and Bertha Williams, after fifty years, have begun selling off their land, swapping their once sprawling garden view for three villas.
The neighbors are, for the most part, pleasant—that is, until a feminist and her nephew move in, and begin stirring up drama.
Geography and Plays
From one of the most influential American avant-garde writers, this is an essential collection.
Gertrude Stein was pivotal to 20th-century modernism, known for her experimental, if challenging, language.
More than just a poet, Stein was a pioneer—from her work as a philosopher to dramatist, to her break from convention in her personal life.
Covering her work from 1908 to 1920, this collection depicts her exploration across style, genre, and fragmentation.
The Time of Man
Nominated for the Pulitzer Prize, this classic is a stirring depiction of a girl’s coming of age.
Ellen Chesser has grown accustomed to life on the road. But her time traveling with her family across rural Kentucky for work comes to an end when her father, Henry, gets a job at a tobacco farm.
At last, they have a permanent home, but Ellen is not so quick to settle down. But soon, she comes into a rhythm with the daily chores of farm life. Even more, she begins to make friends and possibly has a chance at romance.
Just as soon as Ellen allows herself to dream, dark secrets bubble to the surface, threatening to ruin her newfound peace.
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