Martview - free software to read free magazines and books

I learned about Martview from one of the ads and I found it fantastic. For the computer users without using a mouse may not find it difficult to operate, but for the people with a pretty comfortable mouse, the software gives the natural feeling of reading a book.

I don't know if the magazines and books posted on the official website are free for what reason, but I think the environment is a good place for the users who want to access to foreign magazines for their language study and refreshing one's own language while the one is abroad. Since CNET praise the software so high, I think it is safe for any users for using the software and the available magazines and books on the official site. If I accidentally download and read something that is not free for personal use, that blame should be done on the someone who uploaded the file.

I personally found it useful as it comes with free academic magazines like Scientists, Commentary, National Geographic available for reading off-line. I know some writers give away their PDF copies and sell the hardcover books. Maybe these magazines are the part of such trade for advertisement. Who knows how that happened? Perhaps I need to share my own work there next time I write something to upload at Memoware.com.

By the way, I think someone should upload the literature from Gutenberg to there to increase the people interested in the classical books. In such case, the website needs to add Literature category for the bookworms.

For the TIs who are reading my blog for some help in their life, here are two free books from Martview helpful for gang stalking problem. The program gives some points to unlock "mature" section if I include the links through my program, but I am not interested reading that section so these links are just the raw links from the website.

encyclopedia of Privacy - 2007

LAS TORTURAS MENTALES DE LA CIA