Getting the files onto your device

How to read them

Every book is a plain file. Nothing to install, no account, no app of ours.

EPUB on iPhone or iPad

  1. Tap the EPUB link to download it.
  2. Tap the Share button, then choose Copy to Books.
  3. It opens in Apple Books and stays in your library.

EPUB on a Kindle

  1. Find your Send-to-Kindle address in Amazon: Account → Content and Devices → Preferences.
  2. Email the EPUB file to that address as an attachment.
  3. It appears on your Kindle in a few minutes.

Kindle accepts EPUB directly. MOBI is retired — you do not need to convert anything.

EPUB on Android or Kobo

  1. Download the EPUB.
  2. Open it with any reader app. Moon+ Reader or Librera both work well and are free.
  3. On a Kobo, plug it into a computer and copy the file across.

PDF

  1. Download it and open it. That is all — every device already reads PDF.

Audiobook

  1. The single M4A is the whole book. Download it and play it in any app.
  2. The chapter ZIP gives you one file per chapter, if you prefer to skip around.
  3. The repeat edition plays each scene twice — once to follow, once to catch what you missed.

Flashcards

  1. Install Anki (free, on desktop and phone).
  2. Open the .apkg file, or use File → Import.
  3. The CSV and TSV files work in most other flashcard apps.