Put Money in Thy Purse - cheap copy available on Amazon

[Nate H]

http://www.amazon.com/gp....ion=all

Only 2.99! a pretty good bargain. There was another for $5 which I just bought for myself. Better cover than the one I checked out from my library too

[R Kadin]

Good eye, Nate. Thanks for the head's up. And it's a good excuse to remind ourselves about Wellesnet's Amazon.com affiliation.

You're here reading this because you really enjoy the Wellesnet experience, right? And why not? It's a vibrant, spontaneous, rewarding; a great place to be. Small wonder it's lasted intact for so many years. Kudos galore to Jeff Wilson, a feller far too modest and self-effacing to consider, let alone post, a message like this. Unencumbered by such virtues, however, I have no problem in doing it.

So, when we see something - anything - that strikes our fancy at Amazon, why not go through the handy dandy Wellesnet-Amazon Link on our way through to it? In fact, why not paste the link into your browser's "Favorites"? Same goods, same price - but with one terrific bonus that no other approach can offer: a nice little "beep" of real support for Wellesnet. And we already know what, in Jeff's hands, that kind of support can produce.

[jaime marzol]

looks like they ran out of the $2.99 PUT MONEY IN THY PURSE, and now only have the $59.99 put money in thy purse.

[jaime marzol]

and here it is at www.half.com for 95 smackers

http://half.ebay.com/cat/buy/prod.cgi?cpid=1186686544

it's a great read, but 60 bucks, or 95 bucks for a book is strictly for collectors. i'm not a collector, i really don't care how i get the book as long as i get it. if you are not a collector and want to read the book, it's available through the local public library through inner library loan. get it from library, and make yourself a copy. that is how i got mine. it's in a lose leaf note book, and frankly, it's more convenient to read in a lose leaf note book than it is in book form because with a book you have to use both hands. in a lose leaf note book you can turn the pages with one hand, and drink mead's chaucer wine with the other

[Jeff Wilson]

Very cheap copy of this (at least at the moment) on eBay. This is the edition I have, which went out of print a few years ago.

[url=http://cgi.ebay.com/THE-MAKING-OF-ORSON-WELLES-OTHELLO-film-studies_W0QQitemZ8345094809QQcategoryZ29309QQrdZ1Q
QcmdZViewItem]Put Money in Thy Purse on eBay[/url]

[Clive Dale]

Probably not a practical idea, but I was just wondering,

for books like this that are long out of print, but have a dedicated and limited appeal (total demand = less than 100 copies) is there any way to verify that the book is in the public domain due to non-maintaince of copyright and just do a limited reprint? Printers can now do very limited runs. Just thinking . . .