But when it comes to books, google is the lesser of two evils Avoidīarnes & Noble - their DRM thing won’t let you read your books if you don’t have an active credit card on file (May have changed in last few years. Kobo - will give a percentage to your local book store (or someone else’s local bookstore) downside: can only be read in app (some books now readable on desktop) Someone’s Local Bookstore - if your local book store doesn’t, you can find a list of other local book stores that do through Indiebound (downside, but use the My Must Reads app)ĭriveThruFiction - lots of indie and oddball stuff (Don’t know any local book stores? Find one on Indie Bound) Your Local Bookstore - some indie book stores have ebook sales.
Smashwords - support indie authors! (Smash is merging with Draft2Digital, but they assure us the store will stay open in some form.) Publishers website - ditto, without the bonus Where to Buy eBooks:Īuthors website - some authors have a webstore where you can buy their books. There will be a short list at the bottom with a few non-US booksellers, and if you know others, please leave them in the comments. I just don’t know much about book sellers in other countries. (And in spite of the title, this isn’t JUST about eBooks) A note before we get started: It finally occurred to me that I could write it once, put it up on website, and update as needed, rather than constantly reinventing the wheel. Every six months or so for the past several years, I’ve been doing a thread on Fedi about where to buy ebooks other than Amazon.
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