I searched for Lian Hearn and got a list of 147 files. Extract that and you'll get a list of files. A few seconds later a searchbot will offer you a file, so accept the download. You'll get a message saying that your search has been accepted. Once you're in, all you have to do to find what you want is to simply 'Author or book title' This will take you into the ebooks channel, which has more than 2.2Terabytes of ebooks for free download.

This will connect you to the irchighway server. You obviously need an IRC client installed, a quick google search should find you a bunch of decent free ones. If you don't know how to use IRC to download books, check out this link or read this: Then follow the last part of/u/ManWithoutModem's post: The easiest way to search is on a search engine, like this one. So, in order to find the ones you can't find, there a few other ways to find them. Trying 'ext:pdf (title of book)' into Google might also yield some results, just be careful what you click on. Unfortunately, not every book ever published is going to be on the internet. This should be able to find most of your books. I decided to make a new one, this time after reviewing 100+ sites and adding to working ones to the custom search engine. There was a search engine that /u/ratokursi made 3 years ago, but by now most of the sites are either dead or have changed the url. It tends to be easier if you can search multiple sites at once, and this is the easiest way to do it. There are some really great resources for finding them online, but I'm going to run through the easiest methods for searching all of them here.įirst, let's start off by using the method that will allow you to find the vast majority of books.

So you have a list of books you need to buy for college. Note: I found this on the /r/Piracy subreddit ( ) however I am including a copy here just in case.

Download mirc ebooks