Mediakee is a reading website that presents book lovers an immeasurable treasure of e-books and audiobooks. It is, in other words, a personally customised library and it is just a click away!

It is an amalgam of the new and the old, of trend and classics. This entire collection is a fusion of genres evolved in the new era and the good old ones from the centuries most known to us. Above all, this website and its collection has brought together different languages, cultures, thoughts, ideas and much more through either stories or their writers. This diverse library awaits to be explored.

It would not be possible to list all the books of this infinite collection of books on Mediakee, but it would rather be more appropriate to give a sneak peek of what all is available on the website for all its readers:

• A Son Of The Gods, A Horseman In The Sky.
• Sons and Lovers by D.H. Lawerence.
• Opera, French, Jules Massenet’s Don Quichotte.
• Scottish Wit and Wisdom by Betty Kirkpatrick.
• The novel, Nostromo by Joseph Conrad.
• Poems from an Irish Hearth by Tom Clancy.
• James Connolly, A Full Life by Donal Nevin.
• Autobiography, Tattooed Love Dogs by Daniel Hallford.
• Bayou St. John by Arthur Pindle.
• The self-help book, Out Of The Box: 101 Ideas For Thinking Creatively by Rob Eastaway.
• The Oedipus Trilogy by Sophocles.
• A Portrait Of The Artist As A Young Man by James Joyce.
• Vale by Simon James Glerum.
• Les Miserables by Victor Hugo.
• No Ocean Here by SwetaSrivastaveVikram.
• Eat, Sleep Cycle, A Bike Ride Round The Coast Of Britain by Anna Hughes.
• Tchaikovsky’s The Queen of Spades by Michael Steen.
• Tactics not Passion by Emmet Ryan.
• Disturbing Pieces by Robert N. Porter.

Another such amazing piece of work by Patrick Wayne McDermott is The Memoirs of Walrus. In this enlightening autobiography, he entails his life as an American Bohemian, and we discover a lot of true stories of the 1960s to 1980s. It also amazingly describes what it is like to be ‘The Walrus’. On the other hand, there are poetry books like Netted Rainbows written by Kevin Munro. He depicts the different stages of a severe bipolar nervous breakdown that he had suffered and overcame himself. The essence of his illness and pain is significantly reflected in the poems he wrote as well.

To highlight the features of the website, it has all the perks that make the struggle of finding the books, the devices to read them and juggling the plans, a lot easier and comfortable. The entire library is regularly updated for fresh, new and different content that you can stroll through. You can explore countless books and arrange your library as you want and whenever you want and carry it wherever you want without any hassles. It is compatible with all types of devices. This means it can be accessed with just a simple login, no strings attached. But the cherry on the cake remains the no-advertisement policy of the website. It has levelled up the game here by making the experience of the readers smoother and free of disturbance.

Mediakee operates from Cardiff, Mid Glamorgan in the United Kingdom. Having been set up in 2018, it is already full of positive reviews because of its collection, technical convenience and services around the globe.