What will enter the public domain in 2026?
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What will enter the public domain in 2026?
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#2To avoid the advent calendar, this may be more useful:
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#3To avoid the advent calendar, this may be more useful: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2026_in_public_domain
Neat! I just discovered that Carolyn Keene's first Nancy Drew story, "The Secret of the Old Clock", will be in the public domain next year. I remember reading this in elementary school when I was on a big mystery kick for a while (I had some of the computer games, too). I had no idea it was that old.
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#4I would’ve loved to see some notable highlights in this article!
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#5Something about this page doesn't seem to work for me. Clicking the tiles doesn't do anything. It's not ad-blocker-related, I disabled those to test.
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#6For a literature-focused list of items entering the US public domain on 2026, Standard Ebooks has 20 ebooks prepared for release on January 1: https://standardebooks.org/blog/public-domain-day-2026
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#7Something about this page doesn't seem to work for me. Clicking the tiles doesn't do anything. It's not ad-blocker-related, I disabled those to test.
It's in the style of an advent calendar, the other days will be available later on in the month.
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#8The maltese falcon (the book, not the movie) is entering the public domain next year!
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#9The maltese falcon (the book, not the movie) is entering the public domain next year!
Also of interest is vile bodies, which is a very good but characteristically depressing book by evelyn waugh.
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#10Nothing in Japan from what I could find here or elsewhere… don’t understand why
edit: thanks to the dead commenter for clarifying. that sucks.