(Complete)Short Mystery and Suspense Collection 014 - lt

[Lynnet]

Hello Lynnet
Here is my recording of An intangible clue by Anna Katharine Greene

https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sms014_anintangibleclue_ir_128kb.mp3

41 minutes
Text at
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3071/3071-h/3071-h.htm#link2H_4_0004

Thank you

Thank you

[Lynnet]

An Intangible Clue

~1:40 missing phrase This they both knew, yet he smiled with his customary indulgence.
~6:30 repeated phrase

What do you see in me, or miss in me

[Indianreader]

An Intangible Clue

~1:40 missing phrase This they both knew, yet he smiled with his customary indulgence.
~6:30 repeated phrase

What do you see in me, or miss in me

And here is the corrected file
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sms014_anintangibleclue_ir_128kb.mp3
Thank you Lynnet

[Lynnet]

An Intangible Clue

~1:40 missing phrase This they both knew, yet he smiled with his customary indulgence.
~6:30 repeated phrase

What do you see in me, or miss in me

And here is the corrected file
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sms014_anintangibleclue_ir_128kb.mp3
Thank you Lynnet

[Lynnet]

An Intangible Clue PL OK

[dg73]

I am trying to find out if "The Waxwork" by AM Burrage is PD. I see it in various places on the net and youtube but I know that's no indication. No sign of it on Gutenberg either.
Help?

[barleyguy]

I am trying to find out if "The Waxwork" by AM Burrage is PD. I see it in various places on the net and youtube but I know that's no indication. No sign of it on Gutenberg either.
Help?

It appears that the original publication date was 1931 (from a quick search). For Librivox, a 1931 text is not PD unless it's on Gutenberg.org. (because Gutenberg would do the legal clearance process)

So short answer is no, probably not.

[Lynnet]

I am trying to find out if "The Waxwork" by AM Burrage is PD. I see it in various places on the net and youtube but I know that's no indication. No sign of it on Gutenberg either.
Help?

It appears that the original publication date was 1931 (from a quick search). For Librivox, a 1931 text is not PD unless it's on Gutenberg.org. (because Gutenberg would do the legal clearance process)

So short answer is no, probably not.

Thanks for stepping in.
Later texts are only PD if the copyright wasn’t renewed, which is why you sometimes see them crop up. This is particularly the case with sci-fi stories.

[dg73]

I am trying to find out if "The Waxwork" by AM Burrage is PD. I see it in various places on the net and youtube but I know that's no indication. No sign of it on Gutenberg either.
Help?

It appears that the original publication date was 1931 (from a quick search). For Librivox, a 1931 text is not PD unless it's on Gutenberg.org. (because Gutenberg would do the legal clearance process)

So short answer is no, probably not.

Thanks for stepping in.
Later texts are only PD if the copyright wasn’t renewed, which is why you sometimes see them crop up. This is particularly the case with sci-fi stories.

Thanks very much. Looks like it's a few years down the road.

[Indianreader]

An Intangible Clue PL OK

Thank you

[digitizer]

Hi
Please see my contribution
An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce (1842-1914)
Audio Link:
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sms014_owlcreekbridge_cs_128kb.mp3
Text Link:
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/375/375-h/375-h.htm
Duration:
25:33
Thanks

[digitizer]

Hi
Please see my contribution
The Occupant of the Room from Day and Night Stories by Algernon Blackwood (1869-1951)
Audio Link:
https://librivox.org/uploads/lynnet/sms014_occupantoftheroom_cs_128kb.mp3
Text Link:
https://www.gutenberg.org/files/45964/45964-h/45964-h.htm#VII
Duration:
24:39
Thanks

[Lynnet]

Thank you for both

[Lynnet]

An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge PL OK

[Lynnet]

The Occupant of the Room PL OK

This was a new story to me and I enjoyed listening