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Old 01-01-2011, 04:53 PM   #16
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As a rule of thumb, anything you can find in the Project Gutenberg page (the main, US one) is free of copyright in the US. "Famous" authors or works not found there, but available in PG Canada or PG Australia, are almost surely not public domain in the US.
Thanks. Thanks all. I’m not terribly worried, as I have plenty to read before I really run out. I find it funny how they give us all of these free classics - expecting we will read a handful, at best, and then go hunting for what they sell. Funny in that these are the books I've been buying and wanting for years. Although, I am a bit bummed that I'd already spent $18 on The Divine Comedy and nearly that for Don Quixote when it is very likely I'll br reading them from my eReader instead.

I love the physicality of books. It has just become impractical, given I never know what I'm in the mood for. These eReaders allow me to carry hundreds with me, instead of a bag of books...which is what I'd do. Going to the doctor? -- 3, sometimes 5, books.
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