Public Domain Day 2021

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Public Domain Day 2021 by Duke Law School's Center for the Study of the Public Domain is an interesting read at
https://web.law.duke.edu/cspd/publicdomainday/2021/.
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"in our time" is in the catalog already (there was an edition published in France in '24).

Looking forward to a new year of material! :thumbs:
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TriciaG wrote: December 21st, 2020, 1:20 pm "in our time" is in the catalog already (there was an edition published in France in '24).
Yes, and there is a separate 1925 edition. It differs in some ways and really deserves to be done. I did the '24 edition and think that a new voice would be most welcome.
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I want to record The Great Gatsby as a solo in 2021, as it is one of my favorite books. Does anyone know if I should wait until it is published on Project Gutenberg, or is there another way to find the text, come January?
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There is always Hathitrust.org and archive.org of course.

However, just as with gutenberg, it may take a few days for the books to be cleared as public domain and being ready for view/download. People do deserve their holidays! ;-)
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I will keep an eye out. Thanks, Ava!
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Here are the authors in our catalog that will be PD for Canadians on January 1 (died in 1970):

11249 Lorne W. Barclay
15343 Marion Carrere Black
8226 Louise Bogan
15618 Tarleton Collier
13292 Edward Lewis Davison
10094 William Donahey
13061 Frederic A. Fenger
14960 George Ingle Finch
1983 E. M. Forster
13199 Edwin Carlile Litsey
3653 A. H. Maslow
3010 John Henry O'Hara
1422 John Dos Passos
14373 Ierne Lifford Plunket
1508 Bertrand Russell
2608 Ruth Sawyer
10630 Cyril Scott
9386 Marjorie Allen Seiffert
10581 Paul Selver
3224 Wilbur Daniel Steele
13492 Lionel Strongfort
14670 Sophie Anita Treadwell
10121 Jean Starr Untermeyer
2094 W. Stewart Wallace
2393 David Whitelaw
12720 Albert Hazen Wright
3 Sewell Peaslee Wright
11582 Anzia Yezierska


And the authors in our catalog that will be PD for Europeans and other Life+70 countries (died in 1950):

5290 Robert Gordon Anderson
820 Irving Bacheller
8213 William Rose Benét
9489 George A. Birmingham
13150 Charles Knowles Bolton
10593 John Elof Boodin
698 Edgar Rice Burroughs
4722 Agnes Ethel Conway
11514 William John Dakin
11832 Warwick Deeping
1027 George Wharton Edwards
610 Percy Keese Fitzhugh
1339 John Gould Fletcher
15659 John Taintor Foote
10750 Edward Seymour Forster
13096 William T. Foster
15171 Semyon Frank
13348 Joseph I. Gorfinkle
6632 Theodore Graebner
12664 Battiscombe G. Gunn
11579 Elizabeth Harlow-Goetz
1811 Robert Smythe Hichens
11066 Arthur Hopkins
1851 Ethel Puffer Howes
1906 Ji-Yong Jeong
8338 Fanny Kemble Johnson
3188 Masao Kusuyama
10843 Harold J. Laski
9512 Alberto Lasplaces
14136 Joseph L. Lettau
8349 Lena Morrow Lewis
13518 Bruce Malaher
26 Edgar Lee Masters
15607 Folger McKinsey
32 Edna St. Vincent Millay
2316 Alfred Moffat
2768 W. O. E. Oesterley
1537 George Orwell
2517 Sir Max Pemberton
188 Ernest Poole
15022 George Palmer Putnam
13909 Richard George Reidy
1404 Agnes Repplier
183 W. H. D. Rouse
470 Helen Rowland
2008 Rafael Sabatini
7008 Horace B. Samuel
11819 Emmy Veronica Sanders
2582 Augusta Huiell Seaman
603 George Bernard Shaw
538 James Stephens
12093 Henry L. Stimson
14891 Theodore Lothrop Stoddard
11715 Arthur Stringer
9244 Ridgley Torrence
15268 Harold Ward
8379 Willard Wattles
14313 Carter Woodson
5344 Dolf Wyllarde
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Do I understand that 1925 is now fair game?
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In a little less than 4 hours. :)
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Providing we can check that the text you are using is a PD one

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annise wrote: December 31st, 2020, 10:39 pm Providing we can check that the text you are using is a PD one

Anne
How about this?

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39076005331298&view=1up&seq=7
Female Scripture Characters by William Jay (1769 - 1853) 97% 1 left! "The Penitent Sinner Part 2"
St. Augustine (Vol.6 Psalms 126-150) 94% 3 left!
PL pls: DPL 43 27-28
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I am proud to say that I started Mrs. Dalloway as a group project. Most welcomed to join if you want or start your own version.
Love gothic novels? Try Children Of The Abbey. Like surprising mysteries? Try The Amathist Cross. Looking for an easy read? Try Harriet's Choice.
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InTheDesert wrote: December 31st, 2020, 10:51 pm
annise wrote: December 31st, 2020, 10:39 pm Providing we can check that the text you are using is a PD one

Anne
How about this?

https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=mdp.39076005331298&view=1up&seq=7
Ooooohh. Yes, certainly! :mrgreen:
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