The search function on these big platforms is often terrible for discovering Indian authors. You type in a generic term, and you're buried in American bestsellers. Better to search by the publisher ('Penguin India') or use curated lists like 'Popular Indian Fiction' that some platforms maintain. It takes the legwork out of finding the legal purchasing page for the books you're actually looking for.
There's a niche but great site called Pothi.com that focuses on self-published and small-press Indian books, including ebooks. You can find some hidden gems and bestselling indie titles there that aren't on the major platforms. The shopping experience is a bit barebones, but it feels good to support a platform dedicated to the Indian writing scene. They offer PDF and EPUB formats.
Honestly, the 'best seller' tag can be misleading. Sometimes the most hyped books are everywhere, but the truly impactful contemporary work might be found on smaller literary platforms like Juggernaut Books' app (though their model has shifted, their back catalog is still accessible). It used to be a hotspot for serialized fiction and new voices. Worth a look to see what's still available from their previous collections.
It's fascinating how the definition of 'book' is blurring. Some Indian bestsellers start as serialized fiction on platforms like Wattpad or Tapas, where you can read them legally for free, with optional paid coins to access chapters early. The final compiled ebook is then sold on Amazon. Following an author on those platforms from the beginning is a legal way to engage with the story's evolution, not just the final product.
DRM is the real enemy here, not piracy. When I buy an ebook from a major store, I don't truly 'own' it in the way I own a physical book. They can technically revoke access. That's why my preference has shifted to publishers who sell DRM-free files. It feels like a real purchase. I'll pay more for that peace of mind and true ownership.
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