From Tor:
Tor.com is celebrating its fifth birthday this week and as one of the many things we’re doing to mark the occasion, we’ve assembled the entire last five years of our award-winning original fiction into one handy, and possibly physics-defying, ebook.
Registration required to download the ebook.
Wouldn't that be a form of "piracy"?
"Any other use of the material on the site, including but not limited to the modification, distribution, transmission, performance, broadcast, publication, licensing, reverse engineering, transfer or sale of, or the creation of derivative works from, any material, information, software, products or services obtained from the site is expressly prohibited."
Formats:
.PDF (File size: 511 MB)
.epub (for Nook, iBooks, KoBo, Sony: File size: 68 MB)
.mobi (for Kindle: File size: 153 MB)
Table of contents:
”The Final Now” by Gregory Benford
”Our Human” by Adam Troy Castro
”The Ghosts of Christmas” by Paul Cornell (an occasional writer for Doctor Who)
”Things That Make Me Weak and Strange Get Engineered Away” by Cory Doctorow
”The Button Man and the Murder Tree” by Cherie Priest
”After the Coup” by John Scalzi
”The Star and the Rockets” by Harry Turtledove
Tor’s site also mentions that they’ll be uploading five new stories throughout the day tomorrow, July 17:
Wednesday July 17th:
8:00 AM: “The Best We Can” by Carrie Vaughn
9:00 AM: “One” by Nancy Kress
10:00 AM: “Dragonkin” by Lavie Tidhar
11:00 AM: “Contains Multitudes” by Benjamin Alan Burgis
12:00 PM: “Old Dead Futures” by Tina Connolly
The last bit about the "Tor’s site also mentions that they’ll be uploading five new stories throughout the day tomorrow, July 17:" does not look like they are free.
Bargainbuff is right; it contains 150 books/stories!
All together 150 stories
I think these are the weekly stories that we can read in the Tor emails.
Can someone please upload the ebook so we don't have to register.