I may be wrong but I think it as also made into a movie.
On Mon, Feb 1, 2016 at 6:40 PM, Gary Petraccaro <garypet130@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Arthur Koestler was far more popular in the '50s and '60s than he is
today. Especially for his Darkness at Noon which I hope is in the
collection. I'm surprised that the one you're doing isn't already here.
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*From:* ohio1803@xxxxx
*To:* bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
*Sent:* Friday, January 29, 2016 10:53 AM
*Subject:* [bksvol-discuss] Re: The Ghost in the machine by Arthur
Koestler
*Hi Cindy,*
*It was me. Me who mentioned that I am scanning Ghost in the Machine
(1967) by Arthur Koestler.*
*I am all done with the scan now. And I am going through it with as fine a
comb as I can with corrections and so on.*
*I also have family who keep me from my scanning life. I have spurts of
time and then my work gets way-laid for a time.*
*I also subscribe to a couple of magazines that are nowhere electronically
available so I scan those monthly, and there is another bit of time away
from Bookshare time.*
*I have several books I hope to get to so I hope I can finish this one. I
sure am finding the book interesting. Like, I wish I would have known to
read it back in my college days. It encompasses such a wide variety of
things.*
*It may be a week or so before I submit Ghost.*
*I will save your email and notify you.*
*Question: Is it important that I put “hold for” in the filename?*
*It is GREAT that you can get a print copy. I think that will prove
helpful.*
*Being a British edition there are lots of instances of word spellings and
so on.*
*Thanks for remembering!*
*And for being so cheerful!*
*And good luck on your ongoing volunteer work. *
*Rik James*
*From:* Cindy Rosenthal <grandcyn77@xxxxxxxxx>
*Sent:* Friday, January 29, 2016 1:52 AM
*To:* bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
*Subject:* [bksvol-discuss] The Ghost in the machine by Arthur Koestler
I found a slip off paper on which I wrote the title & author of this
book and where in the UCLA library it is located. Is this something that
someone ants to scan and I offered to proof it if no one else offered? I'm
willing to do it but I have 4 books to finish proofing first and I'm not
the fastest proofer, not only because I one of teh obsessive ones who does
it by reading carefully but because sometimes I let my life interrupt my
proofing -- family visits and a recently retired husband who likes me to
share activities with him. I got a lot more done when he was working and
gone during the day.
If you (whoever you are) wants me to proof the book if no one else
offers I'll have my husband get it from the library
Cindy and will do it when I have finished the other 4.
I also offered to proof Louis Nizer's My Life In Court which as on the
Wish List. but it's possible that that book is more obtainable and so maybe
some else will do it.
Cindy
