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I've updated the MW with all the translators and titles of works.

Whoever does a cover for Lavender Lit 101, could you please make it look like a college course promo, and not some fey thing with a frilly font and lavender-colored background? You really don't want the ghost of Gertie Stein haunting you.

Rachel, by Angelina Weld Grimke, was first written and performed in 1916 as a response to D W Griffith's racist film Birth of A Nation. This is the 1920 edition:
https://archive.org/details/rachelplayinthre00grimrich

Yep, as one Rover makes a Dash for Liberty, Bill Noxton does come to Grief! 2 more chapters in the MW for your inspection, ma'am.

Thanks!
The fur flies in Chapter 4, now in the MW.

Cool, thanks.
Rovers coming up...

Anne -- are we ready to release this one?

Neat-o; thanks, Anne!

Miss Grover wrote a couple of book series, including this one, the Art & Literature books, which combined famous paintings with period literature suitable for children: https://www.google.com/search?q=Eulalie+Osgood+Grover&btnG=Search+Books&tbm=bks&tbo=1#tbs=bkv:r&tbm=bks&q=e...

Thanks, Max, and now you get to hear me sing. Final section 16 has been uploaded.

Lyrics are here; Novello died in 1951, Mrs Ford (tragically, in a war-related bombing) in 1918.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keep_the_Home_Fires_Burning_(1914_song)

Whitman, Rimbaud, Vivien, and Marlowe sections have all been edited and re-upped for spot PL. Note, the files for Viven and Weld Grimke appear to be switched -- not sure what happened there. Max, can you verify when spot PL'ing, then Anne, please? I'm afraid of changing this myself. Thanks; and now ...

Thanks both of you; 1-3 ready for inspection.

Okay, thanks! I've started recording it, should have files edited by week's end, unless this dumb MS 10 does a number to my system.

Does anybody know if Windows 10 will adversely affect use of this site or Audacity? I know it's not officially out yet for ?consumers, but have any testers of it had any forewarning beyond the dismissal of the Media Center?

25 & 26 now available. Thanks!

Thanks, Max and Anne.

I've uploaded the Whitman piece, I Sing The Body Electric. I can see how this influenced the Beat poets.