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Thanks for the update!

I got computer glasses a few years ago when I noticed signs of eye strain (I work on a computer for hours most days). Mine are single-vision glasses focused at monitor distance, like Darvinia's. They made a big difference right away even though they don't have a special light filter. Later on I star...

Hi, Step, welcome to Librivox! The text you've suggested was published too recently to be automatically in the public domain in the United States (the translation date, not the original publication date, is what matters). Unfortunately, this means we can't host an audio recording of this particular ...

Moved to Solos.

OK, everything is set!

Cataloging is complete: https://librivox.org/commentary-on-the-gospel-of-john-book-11-by-cyril-of-alexandria/

Congratulations on number 11!

Thanks for the new update!

Looks as though HathiTrust marked it public domain in the United States (we trust their copyright clearance process). I have no idea how it's PD since it was published in 1933, but it's possible that its copyright wasn't renewed. Nonrenewal of copyright is a loophole with some 20th-century books but...

Thanks for checking in! This is all at your own pace, so no worries about any kind of schedule here!

Thanks very much, Sonia!

Our DPL, Pete, hasn't been on the forum for a while, so I am assuming he's busy in the real world. So thanks to Pete for getting us this far :clap: and I have posted an ad for prooflisteners for the last 2 sections. If any of you would like to PL one or both of the remaining sections, please post he...

[HORROR]The Phantom Death by William Clark Russell This is a book of remarkable nautical ghost and horror stories, written by William Clark Russell in 1893. The stories are for the most part set on ships and bring the reader on board for ghostly nights, wonderful sights, and strange occurrences. 
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Thank you!

Thanks very much! What's the runtime of your file?

I'll ping our PL'er again to be sure he has time to listen to these last 2 files.

If this book was published in 1923, the original version should be public domain in the United States. The trick is to find an original version, meaning either a scan of a 1923 edition or a version posted on gutenberg.org (the US site) or HathiTrust (which are both reliable sources for books in the ...