Re: [PGCanada] First texts for PG Canada
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I want to recycle another suggestion from the spring, I think made by David Fewer: Rockbound, by Frank Parker Day the public-domain book that won "Canada Reads" on CBC, that sold a quarter of a million copies (under the U of T imprint) in Canada, and which has the added attractiveness of being PD in Canada, but not in the US (at least not under the primary rule.)
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How about anything by John Buchan- Lord Tweedmure, and Governor-General of Canada? Died in 1940; in copyright inboth US/UK, probably /'The Thirty-Nine Steps/' would be the most obvious choice. He did write over a hundred books, though.... Michael (Vasa) Lockey
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39 Steps is already on PG #558, date 1996. Published in 1915, is out of copyright in US. ----- Original Message ----- From: Michael Lockey To: Project Gutenberg of Canada Sent: Saturday, August 20, 2005 3:04 AM Subject: Re: [PGCanada] First texts for PG Canada How about anything by John Buchan- Lord Tweedmure, and Governor-General of Canada? Died in 1940; in copyright inboth US/UK, probably 'The Thirty-Nine Steps' would be the most obvious choice. He did write over a hundred books, though.... Michael (Vasa) Lockey ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Project Gutenberg of Canada Website: http://www.projectgutenberg.ca/ List: pgcanada@lists.pglaf.org Archives: http://lists.pglaf.org/private.cgi/pgcanada/
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I think that is a wonderful suggestion. I take it we would need to work from a 1928 edition... Andrew On Fri, 19 Aug 2005, Wallace J.McLean wrote:
I want to recycle another suggestion from the spring, I think made by David Fewer: Rockbound, by Frank Parker Day the public-domain book that won "Canada Reads" on CBC, that sold a quarter of a million copies (under the U of T imprint) in Canada, and which has the added attractiveness of being PD in Canada, but not in the US (at least not under the primary rule.)
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Andrew Sly
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Michael Lockey
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N Wolcott
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Wallace J.McLean