| Re: req: where can i find non-fiction ebooks? science, finance, etc TIA |
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| gray_wolf (g_wolf@nospam.com) |
2015/10/14 00:47 |
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Subject: Re: req: where can i find non-fiction ebooks? science, finance, etc
TIA
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On 10/13/2015 5:47 PM, FatBaldDeafBastard wrote:
> mc <MC@dll.com> wrote in
> news:72fq1b5tt22rdcok1nq40cfhkev7fvan5c@4ax.com:
>
>> I share in your quest to find a source for many non-fiction
> books. I
>> have noticed as well that there does not seem to be an outlet
> for this
>> type of book, only a few ever posted in comparison to many, many
>> novels.
>>
>> mc
>>
>>
>> Usenet Noob <Noob@usenet.domanda> wrote:
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>>> I don't see much in a.b.e-books and my interests are wide
> ranging.
>>> Science (quantum - cosmic, biology - technology), Finance
> (investing).
>>> I'm fairly new to usenet still trying to find my way around.
>>> Thanks
>
> BinSearch is your friend. (www.binsearch.info)
>
> If you know the names of a few, for example, biology books that
> you want then search for them using a site like BinSearch.
>
> The search results from Binsearch will tell you the newsgroup(s)
> the book is in, after which it will be easy for you to use your
> favourite newsreader to browse the group. Alternate searches
> include the author's name or author+title.
The Newsleecher reader has a decent builtin search engine.
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