Book lovers can enjoy lazy summer afternoons with free books by email from ArcaMax Publishing.
June 20, 2007 (Press Release) --
Book lovers can enjoy lazy summer afternoons with free books by email from ArcaMax Publishing.
The ArcaMax Book Club ( http://www.arcamax.com/books ) offers more than 600 classic books -- the largest collection of free texts on the Internet by email. Visitors can browse titles in genres such as Fiction, Religion, and Poetry, and select one or more to receive a chapter a day by email.
“Summer is a great time to catch up on classic books you’ve been meaning to read,” said Scott Wolf, ArcaMax Publishing CEO. He added, “Not only are the subscriptions free, but the sign up process is very easy. Readers can immediately start reading their favorite classic books.”
Each Book Club subscription is handled through technology -- for which a patent has been applied -- that allows subscribers to read at their own pace. If a subscriber chooses to read ahead on the site or falls behind on their reading, it is easy to reset the subscription to any chapter -- an "online bookmark."
To supplement the classic books feature, ArcaMax added a daily book reviews newsletter including analysis, praise and criticism of the newest releases to hit the shelves. (http://www.arcamax.com/bookreviews/newsletter?source=1004 ). Wolf said, "Readers can not only read a classic book, they can make sure they pick out a good one the next time they go to the bookstore.”
A special Sunday newsletter of new books available is also an option. The New Books newsletter also includes free literary trivia quizzes, a featured author and quotes from famous literary figures.
In addition to the Book Club, ArcaMax offers over 70 free online newsletters, including parenting tips, popular comics, special holiday features, and more. For more information or to sign up for a free subscription, visit http://www.arcamax.com/cgi-bin/reg .
The ArcaMax Book Club ( http://www.arcamax.com/books ) offers more than 600 classic books -- the largest collection of free texts on the Internet by email. Visitors can browse titles in genres such as Fiction, Religion, and Poetry, and select one or more to receive a chapter a day by email.
“Summer is a great time to catch up on classic books you’ve been meaning to read,” said Scott Wolf, ArcaMax Publishing CEO. He added, “Not only are the subscriptions free, but the sign up process is very easy. Readers can immediately start reading their favorite classic books.”
Each Book Club subscription is handled through technology -- for which a patent has been applied -- that allows subscribers to read at their own pace. If a subscriber chooses to read ahead on the site or falls behind on their reading, it is easy to reset the subscription to any chapter -- an "online bookmark."
To supplement the classic books feature, ArcaMax added a daily book reviews newsletter including analysis, praise and criticism of the newest releases to hit the shelves. (http://www.arcamax.com/bookreviews/newsletter?source=1004 ). Wolf said, "Readers can not only read a classic book, they can make sure they pick out a good one the next time they go to the bookstore.”
A special Sunday newsletter of new books available is also an option. The New Books newsletter also includes free literary trivia quizzes, a featured author and quotes from famous literary figures.
In addition to the Book Club, ArcaMax offers over 70 free online newsletters, including parenting tips, popular comics, special holiday features, and more. For more information or to sign up for a free subscription, visit http://www.arcamax.com/cgi-bin/reg .
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