@Al "Peachmonk, a serio-comic detective tale in which no firearms are used and no one is killed" (1917) is by John Eyerman (1867). Aside from a few very serious books about genealogy and paleontology, the only other offering Eyerman published is not a "Peachmonk" book, but closely allied. "Blankenberghe, a serio-comic detective tale in which no firearms are used and no one is killed" (1910). Neither book is in PG-INT. I would consider mounting both of them as projects at DPC, but neither would make much sense in ASCII text version, and Blankenberghe would only work in HTML, as a series of illos of the pages, due to the extensive use of fancy fonts in the original. As to considering them a "catalog" of titles to be produced by the DP community (and possibly linking them to the Eyerman books), the author has used many of the books of fame as elements in telling his story-many will already be in PG-INT. The balance would constitute a considerable backlog for DP production for years to come). There are 543 titles mentioned in Blankenberghe, for example. Interested in tracking them all down-a sort of Eyerman UberProject? Cheers Simple Simon