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Old 01-19-2011, 10:28 AM   #154
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Originally Posted by robinson View Post
Oh, this is so tantalizing! There are two authors I'm currently wanting to read, Ben Bova (the many books in the Grand Tour especially) and P.G. Wodehouse (looking for his post-1923 works, especially those centered on Blandings Castle).

I probably haven't searched FLP right. From the home page, I selected digital collections and whether I typed in Wodehouse or Bova, I found zero hits! Which was hard to believe given how popular they are (and how prolific).

I also tried the direct search tool for the ebook collection

http://freelibrary.lib.overdrive.com...ncedSearch.htm

selecting Adobe epub. Again, zero!

Have their publishers have choked off library lending?

Of course, I remember getting hooked on series books in the old days and going to the library to get, say, #4, and discovering it was out. A disappointment for sure. I wonder if the same thing happens regularly with digital lending.

There is a real advantage to just going ahead and buying a set and reading at one's leisure!
P.G. Wodehouse is in the public domain, at least in Canada and probably also elsewhere. You can find several of his books here in the MR library.
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