http://www.freeliterature.org

[Maggie Leung]

Originally Posted by marcdh

For one, people can chose a book for themselves to work on, and have a total preview in advance online. I will try to avoid the really boring ones ... If someone wants to do some work for FreeLiterature and prefers e.g. fiction, I will provide. People can also suggest a book. In any circumstances, it is always possible someone loses interest or drops out for a number of reasons. Unavoidable, I guess, but those texts will be picked up again.

I can't predict how it's going to turn out in the long run. Just started out and didn't conduct a marketing survey. Can only try, can't I? But I'm quite confident in the outcome, though.

I think what you're trying to do is cool, and I wish you lots of luck. Nice compilation of Web sites, too.

[marcdh]

Thanks, Maggie.

FreeLiterature already received 300 visits from MR-people. Thanks to all!

[marcdh]

Originally Posted by HarryT

I have been a DP member for many years, hence my question. With your system of one person doing an entire book, what happens if the person loses interest? What about the really boring books that probably nobody would want to do the whole of?

So let's show them? You do a first round on Wilde (Sebastian Melmoth)? I do a second and it's posted on PG within 3 weeks.

Best,

Marc