Without getting into a big discussion about politics, a topic which I think should be foreign to a group discussing literary topics, I do think it is of...
... Thanks for the insight, Jesse! Since so many of his stories are about individuals overcoming great obstacles, I think your assessment rings true. --Lee In...
Remember that Scaramouche fomented revolution for personal gain, and then, like a child playing with matches, says "Oops!" and wishes he could undo all the...
... It's curious how Sabatini's characters are always forced to changes sides. It's like as if the structures of history catch up with them. There is that ...
I don't think that the fact that a lot of RS' characters seem to be of the "upper classes" is necessarily what we would call to-day a class thing. After all,...
Friends, I recently found an original radio episode of Captain Blood broadcast in February 1937 by Lux Radio Theatre. The broadcast features many of the same...
... broadcast in February ... cast members as ... Havilland, Basil ... Thank You Frank. I am enjoying this tremendously. I have never seen Captain Blood but...
A friend of mine sent me a transcription of a large (two-page) article on Sabatini that just appeared in the _Liverpool Daily Post_. I'm going to see if they...
I'm hoping that perhaps there might be a Conference, perhaps perforrming a Sabatini play, maybe a exhibition of movie posters, and maybe a film festivals. Of...
... This was a fine article. I'm thrilled to see more people paying attention. When I hand somebody a Sabatini book to read, usually there's that scepticism ...
Hey, thanks David, for locating that article. I had a bit of a problem finding the article, but finally located it under the ExPats section. Here is a direct...
Lee, Since you know a lot about comics and animated features, etc., why has there not been more Sabatini done in the comics field? I understand illustrated...
... Tough topic, Jesse. Here's the Reader's Digest answer: 1) The best-selling comics in bookstores (and the country in general) is Manga, comics published in...
Orren Arms and the Maid is the title of the 1st US edition of Mistress Wilding published in 1910 by Putnam. The Houghton Mifflin edition published in 1924 was...
Welcome to the group, Orren. Yes, Steve is correct. The UK edition was titled _Anthony Wilding_. In the Sabatini letters (some three or four hundred of them)...
Orren, ... I'm a great admirer of Sabatini's short fiction myself. Indeed, I regard him as great a short story writer as he is a novelist. You'll be happy to...
... as great a short story writer as he is a novelist. You'll be happy to know that a publisher of short mystery fiction is going to produce a collection of...
I know this issue has been discussed before in this forum, but hopefully the long-standing members will bear with me. I'd appreciate any information members...
... If they're in the public domain, you don't NEED permissions. I don't think our own Michael Cummins needed permissions for the two collections of short...
I don't think our own Michael Cummins needed permissions for the two collections of short stories he published. ... Who was it first said, "Published and be...
You've raised several questions, Orren, First off, my understanding is that anything pre-1923 is in the Public Domain. So that is why you are seeing a zillion...
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