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All possible plots by major authors (2020)

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Weird than "Trial and Error" is not available in Gutenberg.

It's likely still under copyright. It hasn't even been a century since the author's death.

I wonder why this work by the same author is available for free [1].

[1] https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/74145

Re: All possible plots by major authors (2020)

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Because I hope that more people listen to the audiobook series Strange Company : Nick Cole: Log Keeper's Note: Aftermath. In those dark years of the long crossing between the world we'd cut loose of the bad contract on, and the repair facility on Hardrock, the Strange Company slept and the galaxy caught fire as we dreamed for twenty-five years of sublight. The old order of the Monarchs, mighty yet petty gods determin…

Nick Cole, continued:

Epigraph: Wherever in the universe one happens to find them, an old battlefield, a forgotten glade, buried deep in the rubble of a dead and beam-ravaged world, the graves of Strange Company are often marked such: “Strangers to the Universe, Brothers to the End.”

Re: All possible plots by major authors (2020)

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post #141

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's likely still under copyright. It hasn't even been a century since the author's death.

I wonder why this work by the same author is available for free [1]. [1] https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/74145

It's an earlier work. I see that the release date of the free book was just this year. If Radio Razz entered the public domain this year then it's possible that Trial and Error will be on that site within the next decade.
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