Originally published on February 5, 2024 Welcome to February and the second reading prompt of our 2024 Read with MLC challenge: reread a book you love. There’s something incredibly special about a book you enjoy so much that you want to reread it. Setting aside a wedge of time to experience something again is a unique […]
Continue reading . . . Read with MLC: Reread a Book You LoveOriginally published on January 29, 2024 American copyright is a strange beast. The law can be a bit complex, but to sum it up, a creator (or the creator’s estate) can hold exclusive copyright to a work for 70 years after the author’s death or 95 years after publication. After that time, the works […]
Continue reading . . . Squeaking Into the Public DomainOriginally published January 22, 2024 Braille: it’s the bumpy bits that Blind people use to read, right? Invented by Frenchman Louis Braille (1809-1852) in 1824, this writing system is known worldwide as an aid for those without vision. It can be found nearly everywhere, from elevators to the tops of fast food drink lids, […]
Continue reading . . . All About That Braille