DRM-Free Ebook Sources 0 ▲ The Emu Café Social 2 hours ago · Tech · hide · 0 comments Replied to Using the Xteink X4, a minimalist e-reader by an author (Schemascape) I now find myself seeking out modern DRM-free e-books from more enlightened publishers. Here are some sources: For (mostly old) public domain works: Standard Ebooks Global Grey Ebooks Project Gutenberg For contemporary e-books without DRM: StoryBundle Humble Bundle (Books) Bookshop.org and eBooks.com when filtered to DRM-free e-books (e.g. from Tor Publishing) I read a blog post on Schemascape titled Using the Xteink X4, a minimalist e-reader. I have one, and I will have everyone know that I ordered mine in fall 2025 after reading about it in Liliputing before it apparently became an online “thing.” But that aside, the Schemascape post, in noting that the X4 does not support DRM-protected books, provided a helpful list of resources for DRM-free books. In the area of stores, the post includes StoryBundle, Humble Bundle, the DRM-free sections of Bookshop.org and eBooks.com. This is a good selection, but… No comments yet. Log in to reply on the Fediverse. Comments will appear here.