There was some discussion on another thread about Lindsay books. The company has gone out of business, but another company that I know of still sell the books.
I have contactd said company abot the books, back when I got the last Lindsay catalog saying "I'm retiring, this is the last catalog."
I can't find their exact reply at the moment, but what I remember is being totally relieved and thinking that "these Lindsay books still will be around for years to come - no need to rush out and blow next week's paycheck." I believe that they are printing, or will print, whatever books will go out of stock.
I could be wrong about that. But what I'm not wrong about, is that most of his books were out of copyright, and are and always will be available on the web in PDF format for free (see archive.org, et.al.). Exception being the Gingery bokks which I believe he owned the copyright to, and may still; in which case the existing copies will skyrocket in value
I have contactd said company abot the books, back when I got the last Lindsay catalog saying "I'm retiring, this is the last catalog."
I can't find their exact reply at the moment, but what I remember is being totally relieved and thinking that "these Lindsay books still will be around for years to come - no need to rush out and blow next week's paycheck." I believe that they are printing, or will print, whatever books will go out of stock.
I could be wrong about that. But what I'm not wrong about, is that most of his books were out of copyright, and are and always will be available on the web in PDF format for free (see archive.org, et.al.). Exception being the Gingery bokks which I believe he owned the copyright to, and may still; in which case the existing copies will skyrocket in value