eBooks Online

While naturally people love free eBooks the best, we should realize that harpers need to be paid for their tales, or there won't be very many tales told.  EBooks are better than print books for a large number of reasons; If you feel you need a hardcopy of the book you're reading, it's probably because that feeling has been learned by a lifetime of reading in such a method.  However, for now I'm just going to dump the why's and what's of the eBook (since DownloadSquad has already done that) and just list the resources, so I don't forget them later:

Compiled by FriedBeef:

• Project Gutenberg: 20,000 Public Domain books
• BookMooch: Exchange Used Books
• eBookSpyder: Technical Books
• Google Book Search: Read Classics Online
• Dwalin: English and Russian Modern, Plain Text Novels
• FreeComputerBooks: Specialized IT Books
• LibriVox: Have someone read to you
• CliffsNotes: Book Summaries
• WikiBooks: Free, Open-Content Textbook wiki
• DailyLit: Receive book portions by email

...ah, forget it... now I see that FriedBeef has compiled the user comments into a Comprehensive eBook List. :P