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Do the links actually open to downloadable books? There are a LOT of books that (generally) that appear to be online, but require a "membership" and allegedly these memberships may be prompt at taking money but reluctant to deliver services OR they make it very difficult to cancel. I've recalled seeing threads about this in the past. When searching for other materials, sometimes books come up on very strange URLs that, in turn, direct to such "services". so I would be very suspicious about (made up URL now) www.pigbreeder434.uu.ala.edu as having a current book about discographical research, especially when Amazon and the publisher believe it is only available in print form. BW, Darren Ingram On Sun, 31 Mar 2019 at 23:10, Paul T. Jackson <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > Some of you who have written books, might want to check the > Internet under title and author, and see what comes up. > It seems some sites have one of my books and one of our writers > association books online as a free download PDF. One says it's the > Norwegian edition, another says it's a German audiobook, and > 'literatura-portuguesa-PDF. Neither of the books in question were in > languages other than English...nor has anyone other than Amazon.com been > allowed to distribute these. > Paul > -- >