One more post before I go to bed

[conuly]

I find myself in need of things-to-read recs.

I cannot pay money for anything so they either need to be free on the internet or else available as ebooks from the NYPL or the Brooklyn Public Library.

Fanfics also okay. Looking at another long day tomorrow, and I can never have enough things to read.

Comments

[cimorene]

I'm afraid I don't know you well enough to make specific recs based on the stuff you like, but I often go back to reread things from my own bookmarks. Too bad that the bookmark filtration doesn't work better though; there's a lot more than 10 fandoms, but you have to type the names in to filter by the less common ones.

In the last few years I've been making an effort to read the lesser-known (today) writers of golden age between-wars murder mysteries, and I made some posts recommending two series that are now in the public domain and readable at Project Gutenberg Australia: On R Austin Freeman's Dr John Evelyn Thorndyke mysteries and Rosika Storey: a clever and stylish learnéd lady psychologist sleuth from 1920s NYC.