"Got Free E-Books? Share Your Favorite Russian eBooks & Links Here"

[Pizdos121]

What's good guys, just thought it'd be dope to share some free eBooks from Russia. I recently stumbled upon a website with a ton of Russian classics like Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, and Chekhov. Anyone else got some favorite eBooks from Russia or maybe some links to share?

 

[doforone]

Lol, not exactly the kind of digital coins I'm into, but I do have some free e-book links for ya. Check out "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" by Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, it's a Soviet-era classic. Also, "The Master and Margarita" by Mikhail Bulgakov is another must-read.

 

[Jan4ik]

"Haha, not exactly what I'm looking for in this thread, but I just gotta mention - have any of you checked out some of the online libraries like HathiTrust or Internet Archive? They have a ton of e-books, and some Russian texts are probably hidden in there"

 

[Anna96]

Yeah, I've got a few Russian ebooks on crypto and programming I'd be willing to share. For those interested, I've got a link to a free online library called Librivox, which has a bunch of Russian classics and educational materials available.

 

[Imperceptibly]

"Just got a bunch of free Russian eBooks from a Telegram group. If anyone's interested, I can drop the invite link here. They've got everything from sci-fi to historical non-fiction."

 

[Baha]

"Hey guys, I'm not sure if anyone else here has come across them, but I've found this awesome website called LibGen with a huge collection of Russian eBooks (and not just Russian, lol). You can find everything from sci-fi to classics, and it's all free. Definitely worth checking out, especially if you're a bookworm like me"

 

[himalmagar]

"Yooo, been looking for some quality reads. I've got a few faves from Libgen (don't kill me, I'm all about decentralized knowledge). Anyone else know of some sick Russian lit eBooks?"

 

[Dmitry Tkach]

Anyone experienced with opportunities?