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 | | From: | emartel at gmail.com | | Subject: | Re: I'm looking for AI e-books | | Date: | Mon, 17 Jan 2005 01:53:51 GMT |
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 | Mikey wrote:
> User "datacide" wrote in
> news:41df8829$1@news.unimelb.edu.au...
> > Good start,
> >
> > posting to a newsgroup where some of the authors are active or
lurking.
> >
> > way to go!
> >
> > Here's a thought, it might seem radical...but....
> > you could always buy them!
> >
>
> I know that some of the authors may read my post but:
> 1) I live in Poland and I have no possibility to buy polish editions
of
> these books
> 2) it's to expensive for me to purchase these titles abroad
> This issue is the subject of my research, so maybe someone could help
me to
> get these books?
>
I'm sorry to hear that you can't get these titles. There are sites
like www.half.com where you can get used books for cheap, you could try
that. Is that research for a school / university project? If so, why
don't you ask your institution to buy the books for you?
Else, there are tons of free informations available on the net... or
you could still try to contact the authors themselves. On
www.ai-depot.com you should find informations on how to reach Alex, and
on www.ai-junkie.com the informations on how to reach Mat.
Please don't "e-Steal" these books.
Hope this helps.
Eric
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