Quotations and Literature Forum

I have been working on a new site that looks suspiciously similar to this one, except with a slightly different shade of blue and entirely different content. The official announcement will go out in a few days, but I wanted the forum regulars to get a look at it first.

The Literature Page (yes, our creative naming continues)
http://www.literaturepage.com/

About The Literature Page
http://www.literaturepage.com/about.html

This site is my attempt to make entire classic books, stories, and poems available - and readable - online. Although there are many online literature sites out there, It offers some unique features, such as customizable fonts and colors, that will make the idea of reading online a bit less of a headache. We have 72 public-domain books and stories online so far and will have at least 100 when the site officially opens.

Also, I wanted to let everyone know that this forum will be shared between the two sites. So there will be some minor reorganizing and renaming of forums in a few days, but very little will change. You won't be automatically logged in there, but your username and password from this forum will work (and the content of the forums is the same.)

Feel free to post comments to this thread or to email. (only three human beings have seen it so far - I need more feedback!)

Thanks for reading!

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Michael Moncur
Owner and maintainer, The Quotations Page

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╬─fÄnykiÄ─╬
A champion is someone who gets up, even when they can't.
-Natalie Rogers

I feel so special to be one of the first!! !! The new site is great! I really like and felt right at home when I first saw it. If I may make a request; I really would like to see Lord Byron on there if it's not too much trouble. And one suggestion: Maybe if you had a "Reading List" section for high schools and colleges it would be really useful to those in school to be able to go on an awesome page and be able to use the excuse "I'm doing my home work." while there. But again it's just a suggestion that might crank up the user list. Once again Very Cool!

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Thou, who canst guide the wandering star
Who calm’st the elemental war
Whose mantle is yon boundless sky
My thoughts, my words, my crimes forgive
And since I soon must cease to live
Instruct me how to die.~Lord Byron
Rogue insomniac

Thanks everyone for the comments.

fanykia: Within a few weeks I'll set up a system where you can log in and access your bookshelf from there. Along with solving your cookie problem this will mean you can access the bookshelf from different computers.

Rogue: I'll see if Byron is available. Also, reading lists sound like a good idea for the future.

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Michael Moncur
Owner and maintainer, The Quotations Page