Where can I download ST books for free?

[Vern1701]

I have every Star Trek book from 1969 to late Jan. 2016 on my system. So I am 14 months behind, I would like to be current and be able to keep current from today, hence the topic. Once current, how can I keep current?

 

[DimesDan]

What the fuck? How insulting to the writers who post here as well as everyone else. Well it was a short posting history for you!

 

[Vern1701]

What the fuck? How insulting to the writers who post here as well as everyone else. Well it was a short posting history for you!

I do most of my stuff online and by computer, as I have a disability that makes it very difficult to move around. With that, my income is restricted, so I have to look for alternative means to get what I want. If I didn't have these setbacks, then I would not be asking the question.

As far as insulting anyone here, you wrote before you thought. I certainly have no intention of insulting people. Think before you write, that is a key to a good writer.

 

[borgboy]

I don't think you're going to get a lot of help with piracy here.
May I suggest your local library?

 

[DimesDan]

Boo fucking hoo. You can't afford them, don't get them. As for your rashanel for asking your question, that is no excuse.

As for thinking before writing, let's just say I based my opinion on you on your question and your reply hasn't made me reevaluate that opinion.

 

[DimesDan]

I don't think you're going to get a lot of help with piracy here.

Exactly, what an immoral, illegal and down right disgusting thing to ask when several of the writers here only have their books as a source of income.

Oh and apologies for the double post.

 

[psCargile]

From Russia. They hack everything.

 

[trampledamage]

Closing this now.

Libraries will let you borrow e-books and regular books for free.

Don't ask about piracy for either the books or TV shows. Regardless of personal finances it's illegal.