If you want to read a collection of excellent books that I myself have converted into e-book format, please visit my very own e-library by clicking on the link below.

The books are available in HTML, PDF, and MS Word formats. I hope you will check them out, because they are all very interesting, and definitely worth the reading.

Also, if you want, download any of these books that I borrowed from other Internet libraries. (They all are in zip file format) But, I warn you, they're not very tidy and thy're not formatted in the same style as the books in my Public Library.


MALLEUS MALEFICARUM ("The Witches Hammer") is a Middle Ages book written by two Dominican monks named Heinrich Kramer and James Sprenger. It was written during the great witch hunts of the 15th century and it served as a guidebook for Inquisitors during the Inquisition. The book was designed to aid them in the identification, prosecution, and dispatching of so-called witches and warlocks.

COMPENDIUM MALEFICARUM was written by Francesco Maria Guazzo. It was the ultimate guide for beginning demonologists in the 17th century. The book not only gives an account of witch prosecution, but also provides a glimpse of the Christian view of witchcraft during the early 17th century. I myself do not have this book to download, but by going to the website that I've linked to, you can pretty much find out everything about this book, there are even copies of the original woodcut illustrations.

THE EGYPTIAN BOOK OF THE DEAD was a papyrus scroll written in Ancient Egypt, and it was put in the graves of mummies. This scroll was meant to help the deceased during their perilous journey through the underworld. It also was a guide for priests during the process of embalming the mummy.


In 1881, a young French anti-clericalist named Gabriel-Antoine Jogand-Pages was made a Freemason. Within a year, he resigned, converted to Catholicism, and began one of the most famous frauds in the history of Occultism. Under the pseudonym of Leo Taxil, Jogand published a number of books and articles in which he "proved" that Freemasonry, Rosicrucianism, and other similar organizations were satanic in nature, and posed a dire threat to Christian European civilization. According to Taxil, all such organizations were secretly controlled by the mysterious "Order of the Palladium," a ruthless and secretive body within the heart of Freemasonry, which worshipped the Devil with inhuman rites and received commands directly from the Prince of Darkness himself. In the end, when he was finally arrested by the church, Taxil himself openly admitted that all his writings were a hoax and a monumental joke. Other books that he wrote (not about Freemasonry) are the ones that I have for you to download.

The Amusing Bible ++ The Amusing Gospel ++ The Sacred Cavern

In the books entitled "The Amusing Bible" and "The Amusing Gospel," Taxil poked fun at the Book of Genesis and other parts of the holy Christian books. The downloads I have are in Russian language only, because Leo Taxil's books have never been released in English.


VARGSMAL is a book written by the black metal musician Varg Vikernes (also known as Burzum and Count Grishnackh). The book is like his own version of Adolf Hitler's "Mein Kampf". This book was written while he was in jail (and still is sitting out his jail sentence of 21 years), for the murder of fellow musician, Mayhem vocalist Euronymus, almost a decade ago, and also for the arson of several historical churches in Scandinavia. "Vargsmal" is a very informative work. To find out more about Varg Vikernes, you can also read Michael Moynihan's book "Lords of Chaos: The Bloody Rise of the Satanic Metal Underground" which has information about other music related murders in Scandinavia. Unfortunately, I don't have this book to download, so you can only read a few excerpts on Amazon.


Project Gutenberg is a free digital library of books that aren't copyright. So, here you'll find a great many classic literary texts. The full Gutenberg collection now exceeds almost 5,000 books.

Mashkov Library is an amazing collection of hundreds of Russian books of every category

The Internet Public Library has over 20,000 free books available online.

Bartleby has "The Encyclopedia of World History" and "The Harvard Classics" among many other free texts. Lots of classic reference works are available here.

The Internet Classics Archive has more than 440 mainly Greco-Roman texts, with some Chinese and Persian works, all in English translation.

CELT (Corpus of Electronic Texts) has Irish literary, historical and cultural texts, in Irish, Latin, Anglo-Norman French, and English.

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare has all of his plays available for reading, but no poetry yet.

Page by Page has lots of Classic literature from many different authors, all available for free.