Project Gutenberg

Project Gutenberg is a pioneering digital library founded in 1971 that offers over 75,000 free eBooks in multiple formats including EPUB and Kindle. The library focuses on works of world literature whose U.S. copyright has expired, making classic texts freely available to anyone with internet access. Thousands of volunteers have digitized and diligently proofread these texts over more than five decades. Users can browse by frequently downloaded titles, main literary categories like fiction, non-fiction, and poetry, or hand-curated reading lists. The platform requires no registration or app installation - eBooks can be read directly in a web browser or downloaded to any e-reader device. Search options include filtering by author, title, subject, language, file type, and popularity rankings. New releases are continuously added as volunteers complete new digitization projects, covering everything from classic novels and philosophical treatises to scientific works and historical documents.