$417 worth of science fiction Nebula award winners and nominees books for $20

[thewayne]

It is truly one heck of a deal.  Work by Asimov, Bradbury, Ellison, Clarke, Zelazny, and many more.  You can spend as little as a dollar and get eight books, but if you pay the full $20, you get FORTY ebooks, and anyone can pick up a free app with 31 short story by the 2016 Nebula nominees.

The sale is available for another 13 days.  A portion of sales go to the SFWA Givers Fund, but you can also select from a list of charities.

You can't beat that with a stick!  You can't.  It's a web site, it's an HTML text file, it's just ones and zeroes.  Well, you could beat your computer with a stick, but where would that get you?  You'd end up with a broken computer, and that doesn't help anyone.

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/super-nebula-book-bundle

Comments

[kv0925]

I lol'd at the stick thing. :)

I'm a big Humble Bundle fan, but mostly for the games--they're no small part of the reason why my Steam library is so ridiculous. The book bundles are nice too, might have to check that one out!

[thewayne]

Heh.  My brain sometimes goes in strange directions. Oddly, I mostly buy Humble's book bundles.  I think the only game bundle that I bought was a Sid Meier's collection.  All told, in five years, I've bought 34 bundles from them for 671(!) books!  I do not want to think about how many of those I have not read.  If it has at least three or four books that I'm interested in, then I think it's a good deal ebook-wise and I'll buy it.  I'll usually get around to other books in that collection later.  The book bundles that I totally skip now are the comic bundles: they take lots of space and I'm just not interested in.  The exception to that is the Banned  Books bundles, those I will consistently buy