Indie dev's Kindle tool sends a free public-domain book every month, starting with Frankenstein
martyamark · x · 2026-10-15
A developer shared a small tool they built: it sends subscribers a free public-domain book every month on their Kindle. This month's pick is Frankenstein — free since it's in the public domain, and far better than the Hollywood version: a story about a man obsessed with what he's building who ignores his family and abandons his creation. A neat example of lightweight "public-domain content + automation" indie products.
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