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Old 01-18-2017, 09:27 PM   #318
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Originally Posted by Strether View Post
I've just started re-reading Robertson Davies' Fifth Business, the first of his Deptford trilogy novels and wishing it was available as an ebook, along with all his others. This is a Penguin paperback with very small print and a little uncomfortable to read.

And as long as I'm wishing, wish that all of Dick Francis' novels published by his first publisher were available in the US. I see that they can be bought in the UK.

Jim
Kobo Canada has lots of Robertson Davies' books. I bought a bunch of them when they were on sale for 2.99 CAD but they all seem to be 9.99 now.
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