[COMPLETE] Advice: a book of poems, by Maxwell Bodenheim (d.1954) - tg

[Algy Pug]

Here is section 25:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_25_bodenheim_128kb.mp3
1:24

Cheers

[silverquill]

I have mine recorded, but here are the first two:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_01_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 0:52
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_26_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 1:32

[adr6090]

Here is section 25:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_25_bodenheim_128kb.mp3
1:24

Cheers

Well done in the timing.

[adr6090]

I have mine recorded, but here are the first two:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_01_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 0:52
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_26_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 1:32

Spectacular!!

[adr6090]

Right on the cusp, was he? Thanks - I've fixed it.

the date of his death is something I had to google and what I put in the description was what I had read. Obviously not correct. Is there a better place to retreive that information from?

[KevinS]

Right on the cusp, was he? Thanks - I've fixed it.

the date of his death is something I had to google and what I put in the description was what I had read. Obviously not correct. Is there a better place to retreive that information from?

That's a good question. LibriVox likes to link with Wikipedia, though it's not all that reliable or unbiased, in my unreliable and biased opinion. I tend to trust it for year of death, though.

[adr6090]

Right on the cusp, was he? Thanks - I've fixed it.

the date of his death is something I had to google and what I put in the description was what I had read. Obviously not correct. Is there a better place to retreive that information from?

That's a good question. LibriVox likes to link with Wikipedia, though it's not all that reliable or unbiased, in my unreliable and biased opinion. I tend to trust it for year of death, though.

Hey Kevin,
I had thought there was a specific website for the date of death, through LV. It seems to me that in prior readings of mine, I had noticed and used that. Well I will do as you have mentioned for future recordings where a date of death is needed.

[adr6090]

By the way, the opening post needs amending - because Maxwell Bodenheim died before 1955 his work is in the public domain in Australia.

Cheers

It's the darn International Date Line that confuses everything!

Do you know the actual date of his death?
April

[KevinS]

I have mine recorded, but here are the first two:

https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_01_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 0:52
https://librivox.org/uploads/triciag/advice_26_bodenheim_128kb.mp3 1:32

PL OK!

[KevinS]

the date of his death is something I had to google and what I put in the description was what I had read. Obviously not correct. Is there a better place to retreive that information from?

That's a good question. LibriVox likes to link with Wikipedia, though it's not all that reliable or unbiased, in my unreliable and biased opinion. I tend to trust it for year of death, though.

Hey Kevin,
I had thought there was a specific website for the date of death, through LV. It seems to me that in prior readings of mine, I had noticed and used that. Well I will do as you have mentioned for future recordings where a date of death is needed.

There may well be a Web site used by LibriVox of which I do not know. Hopefully someone will let us know.

[KevinS]

By the way, the opening post needs amending - because Maxwell Bodenheim died before 1955 his work is in the public domain in Australia.

Cheers

It's the darn International Date Line that confuses everything!

Do you know the actual date of his death?
April

Looks like February 6, 1954.

[TriciaG]

It had nothing to do with the exact date of his death.

He died in 1954. For Australia, authors who died "after 1954" (1955 or later) are not PD. So this author is OK for Australians.

It was just the wording may make it seem that this author isn't PD for Australia, since one could read it as "not PD if died in 1954 or later" - which isn't the case. It's 1955 or later that is not OK.

Clear as mud?

[adr6090]

It's the darn International Date Line that confuses everything!

Do you know the actual date of his death?
April

Looks like February 6, 1954.

Interesting. Then Australia must have the same pl rules as the United States and not like countries on the European continent.

[adr6090]

It had nothing to do with the exact date of his death.

He died in 1954. For Australia, authors who died "after 1954" (1955 or later) are not PD. So this author is OK for Australians.

It was just the wording may make it seem that this author isn't PD for Australia, since one could read it as "not PD if died in 1954 or later" - which isn't the case. It's 1955 or later that is not OK.

Clear as mud?

Why yes it is. Thanks Tricia.

[KevinS]

Do you know the actual date of his death?
April

Looks like February 6, 1954.

Interesting. Then Australia must have the same pl rules as the United States and not like countries on the European continent.

I wish it were that simple.