Using flagfic & send to kindle

[liketheriffle]

(I first posted this on an ereader site I frequent, but I thought that it might also serve someone over here

Comments

[kimberlyfdr]

I tend to use Squee!Book for most of my fanfic to Kindle downloading from LJ (or AO3 directly if it's there). FLAGfic I use for fanfic.net stories only, of which I read very few. All other conversions I do through Calibre or Convert through my Kindle email address. Lots of great tools out there for Kindle users!

[liketheriffle]

I tend to do most of my reading throught ff.net, so Flagfic was a great find for me. Though they do have a rather extensive list of sites they support. I don't know what I'd do without it. :)

[lyricalsoul]

Thank you so much for this! Send to Kindle is so very easy, even if you don't have a Kindle! I use the Kindle app on my Nexus 7, and now have my faves on my tablet. bless you!

[liketheriffle]

Glad I could help. :)

[anolinde]

Wicked late to this post, but it'd be interesting to hear whether anyone else is having this problem - half the time I send documents to my Kindle via the Send to Kindle program, the cover art doesn't get transferred and it defaults to the ugly white cover with black lettering. I have to keep resending the document until it finally comes with the cover art, and it's wicked annoying. =/

[sirigoin]

Thank you! I have been manually converting fanfics I want to read to word docs, then to PDF, so I can turn them into Mobi files and put them on my Kindle... This is so much simpler!