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From the Archive page's reviews:

An oddity: chapters seven onwards are introduced as "... by Arthur B. Reeve".

I'll notify the soloist.

Tricia, here is the summary for this project: Billie Bradley, her brother, and their friends find themselves in another adventure! This time they meet an old sailor who has a map of Treasure Cove, one that contains the clue to where a vast treasure of gold, jewels, and expensive silks are buried. L...

I'm working on this, but Archive is taking a LONG time to derive the additional files.

I can picture the scene, now that you put it in context. Haven't read that book in a while.

Great! (I don't understand the Lord Digory reference, but that's a side issue.)

Moving to Readers Wanted.

victoriaalicebell wrote: ↑May 17th, 2024, 1:02 pm I'm new to covermaking. I'm looking at the CD cover page. Any tips are welcome.

What program are you using?

There's at least one YouTube video with info on making covers. Here's one using Gimp, from one of the Monday Zoom meetings: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ES9kVdM2H3U

Great! I won't be able to catalog it until Sunday evening or Monday.

niobium wrote: ↑May 17th, 2024, 2:25 am what about filtered images? There are actually some very unusual fusions possible

What do you mean by "filtered images"?

Using a PD image and adding pizzazz to it via different filters is okay. Using copyrighted or AI images and altering them isn't okay.

General question on Public Domain status for a work where the author was from England, but the book was printed in the USA. The author died 66 years ago, so by the usual UK standard of "death + 70 years" it would still be under copyright based on his citizenship. But the book in question ...

Incidentally, I've considered finding a volunteer editor to help with this. Should I find one, it is ok to say "Read by... and edited by..." at the end of the recording? Thanks! Yes, I think that's fine. We can also give a bit of credit in the book description that shows on the catalog pa...

Thanks, Steve!

This is set up.

Thanks! PL to come next week.

Gutenberg has the author as Walter Germain. Is there a reason to disagree with this?