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Originally Posted by issybird
I'd have no objection to revisiting and I haven't checked The Chronicles of Clovis for the stories that made it into the anthology I heard in any case. I do know that one particularly powerful story, "Sredni Vashtar," is in Clovis and worth reading for that alone.
I'll note as an aside that the Lit Club read Saki its very first year exactly seven years ago and as a result I don't many of us are still around.
ETA: Oh, and thanks for the Milne mention, which I'm going to go ahead and download. I'll admit I'm not much of a Pooh fan (being more in the Dorothy Parker camp), but this sounds delightful.
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I forgot to check the Lit Club. Including yourself, that makes three still active participants (fantasyfan and Bookworm_Girl), were around for that. So not an ideal choice, my Milne idea might turn out to be better after all. (I can still read Saki for myself.) I like Milne's voice, so I'm happy to read almost anything of his I can get my hands on.
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Originally Posted by stuartjmz
Following Gutenberg's instructions, I checked NZ copyright law, and it said "50 years after the death of the author" so the book is public domain here too, it seems.
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Thanks. I didn't realise NZ was still using 50 years after death of the author.