How can one advertise a book that's in the public domain?

Question

Why are people afraid to open their eyes to the truth of Poeism?

This link is to an e-text, totally free.
If you read it, you may learn something that will change your life.
That's all I want to say.
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/poe/eureka.html

I take it Aaron has never read Drake!

And I am not advertising - since the book is free.
I'm proselytizing, same as everybody else here.

Once again, it's free. The price is $0. The whole book is on the page to which I linked.

In response to pilgrim, a few words:
1. Mohammed
2. Hearsay
3. So?
4. Deliberate
5. He is not our savior - he is the universe itself. Would you expect the universe to be all sweetness and light?

Forgot one answer to pilgrim:
4.5: actually it was political kidnapping, or "cooping".
Look it up.

Answer 1

bookmarked for later perusal, thanks.

Answer 2

The same way that one can advertise any other book. The prices of such books are less than for books under copyright because, although one still has to pay for paper, ink, printing, and distribution, there is no longer a need to pay for the intellectual property rights.

Answer 3

Poeism???

You mean we should follow the teachings of a guy who married his 13 year old cousin, suffered from severe depression, bouts of madness, and suicidal fixations? The guy who was court-marshaled at West Point? The compulsive gambler and drunkard?? The one who died like a dog, whose death may have been due to alcohol, drugs, or rabies?

Friend, some of his writings are good. But his life was an absolute disaster.

Pick another savior, please.

god bless

Answer 4

Because I find Poe to be a pretentious, wordy, garbled, and just plain irratating writer? He's the literary equivalent of constipation.

Answer 5

This is not a place to advertise. It's for questions.

Answer 6

Uh oh. Poor Atheists. Another god they can't believe in.

Answer 7

Ok.