On 31 October 2011 12:37, geni <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yes we are coming up to January 1st when things go public domain in
> the UK. I understand there will be a bit of a party. Fireworks and
> suchlike.
>
> My list of works that go PD is a bit short at the moment and mostly
> focused on the your paintings thing but I hope to expand it a bit
> before the new year:
>
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Geni/1941_deaths
The most prominent British writer to die in 1941 was Virginia Woolf,
so no doubt we'll see a spate of reprints by about March. Others
include Hugh Walpole (prolific but mostly forgotten), P. C. Wren
("Beau Geste"), A. G. Macdonell ("England, Their England"), H. E.
Marshall ("Our Island Story").
Non-fiction writers include Sir James George Frazer ("The Golden
Bough") and Evelyn Underhill (a major writer on Christian mysticism).
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- Andrew Gray
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