E-TEXTS

An e-text is, generally, any text-based information that is available in a digitally encoded human-readable format and read by electronic means, but more specifically it refers to files in the ASCII character encoding.

E-text has the broad meaning of something electronic that represents words, a binary (or digital) version of a published work of text. Indeed, there are ASCII textbooks available. These are now referred to as, and the term is often used synonymously, an ebook.

The term e-text is used for the more limited case of data in ASCII text format, while the more general e-book can be in a specialized (and, at times, proprietary) file format. An ebook is commonly bundled by a publisher for distribution (as an ebook, an ezine, or an internet newspaper), whereas e-text is distributed in ASCII (or plain text). Metadata relating to the text is sometimes included with e-text (though it appears more frequently with ebooks).

Project Gutenberg and other various digital libraries are using e-text.

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Below, you´ll find a selection of different novels of R. L. Stevenson like:

• Across the Plains
• The Black Arrow
• Catriona
• Edinburgh Picturesque Notes
• Fables
• Kidnapped
• Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde
• In the South Seas
• Treasure Island
• The wrong Box co-authored by Lloyd Osbourne
• The dynamiter

But, on the other hand we have to consider that Stevenson wrote poems like

· Et tu in Arcadia Vixisti

If you want to read more Stevenson´s works, you´re able to visit this website: http://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Author:Robert_Louis_Stevenson