Public Domain Question

[ButteredBisquit]

Hi all, I'm wondering if there is a list of works that are in the public domain? I'm really into taking old works and shifting them into a new story. Take for example, Grimm's Fairy Tales published by Zenescope, comics and other such works. I was just wondering what is out there that I haven't heard of...suggestions would be great. I love changing stories and warping minds...good times.

[OrphanPip]

Well sites like project guttenberg have loads of public domain text.

http://www.online-literature.com/author_index.php

Or there's that.

[Admin]

Hi all, I'm wondering if there is a list of works that are in the public domain? I'm really into taking old works and shifting them into a new story. Take for example, Grimm's Fairy Tales published by Zenescope, comics and other such works. I was just wondering what is out there that I haven't heard of...suggestions would be great. I love changing stories and warping minds...good times.
Heh, disney called, they want their business model back

[Technophile]

Doesn't Disney's business model also include claiming copyright on the Public Domain stories that they use? No wonder they use new stuff now, it stops people making derivative works from 'their' content! :D

[Technophile]

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