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Marialyce
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Dec 02, 2014 01:46PM
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A couple of articles from The Guardian and Telegraph about the book at the time it was republished.http://www.theguardian.com/books/2012...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/bo...
It is available free on Gutenberg
http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/46153
Since the holidays are fast approaching, I have posted all the threads for this book. You can surely read it at your leisure as you get ready to celebrate the season. I posted it all since I will be away for the holidays and without the internet.
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Renee wrote: "I'm trying to track down the Librivox version so I can listen while a do my holiday preparations. I can't load it from the website to my phone, and my other sources don't have it. I might try loadi..."Bharathi mentioned she'd got hold of it , in the "Where is everyone?" thread, though Tommi also said "Interesting, because I’ve understood that there are various charts and lists and all kinds of “evidence” presented in the novel. I wonder how they have managed to do that in audio!"
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So far both Amazon and iBook searches have only shown me versions for money, not much money, but still. I'll keep on my dear-stalker cap and continue the search. :)
The Librivox version is read by Kevin Green. It says Notting Hill Mystery by Charles Warren Adams. I could download it to my phone in the Librivox app. I listened to it for about a minute or so.
Renee wrote: "Hmm. Yes, I do remember that. Thanks. So far both Amazon and iBook searches have only shown me versions for money, not much money, but still. I'll keep on my dear-stalker cap and continue the sear..."
It's free on Gutenberg - link in message 2.
ETA: I got the 0.94 version from Amazon because I wanted the original illustrations too.
Just a heads up, Charles Felix was the pseudonym of Charles Warren Adams so you'll find copies representing both "authors". The Gutenberg version has Charles Felix as the author.
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