I read quite a bit of non-fiction, but nearly all of it comes from the library, either directly from my local or county libraries or via ILL. I should think most of these would be available in e versions - the obvious exceptions that spring to mind would be Maus and one of the German ones that's put out by the local historical society.
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Date: 2019-12-22 01:51 pm (UTC)I read quite a bit of non-fiction, but nearly all of it comes from the library, either directly from my local or county libraries or via ILL. I should think most of these would be available in e versions - the obvious exceptions that spring to mind would be Maus and one of the German ones that's put out by the local historical society.