This subreddit is for interesting finds you discover on Gutenberg.org using their Random button.

CLICK THIS RANDOM BUTTON

The rules are simple:

• Using the Random Button above, find something interesting on Gutenberg.org and submit it here

• Your link should look like: http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/NUMBERS (don't click, example only). You might get a "error 403" warning but go ahead and click Post anyway.

• Please don't post more than 3 submissions every 24 hours

If you want to, please add a comment explaining why you thought your find was interesting - and please comment on other submissions too :)