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Read the first post of the project thread. It tells you how to claim a section.

I've made a new page in the wiki which outlines, among other things, how to make that "PL Notes" link.
DPL's: How to Update the Magic Window

Yes, I hear you. And the text on this one (the type itself, and spelling) is easier to read!

PL OK, thanks!

Yes, pretty much. (The forum software shortens the link, so it doesn't look right in your post, but that's not your fault.)

Done!

Great! (You didn't have to indicate the start/end point of the section in the text; that would be solely for your own benefit.)

Very nice. Now if all my DPLs would do this for me that would be fabulous!

I DPL most of my own projects, so it's not an issue for me. Ha!

And it's on PG: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/60192

Ooo, interesting! I'm full on MC projects, so I won't be MC'ing this, but thought I'd point out that it looks like Lovett Wood is only the editor. In the preface (and the Archive metadata) the author is identified as Robert O. Fielding.

Thrills!

Chills!

And Seasickness! (it would be better if this face blushed green)

Both chapters PL OK!

Two for the price of one!

J.D. Beresford was a student of H.G. Wells' and an SF writer in his own right but this forgotten book sounds wonderful. Here's his co-biography of a person who was "unquestionably good" and "in no way famous": https://archive.org/details/wefordbiography00bererich/page/n11/mode/2up William Elphinsto...

Video on how to make a direct link to PL notes in the Magic Window
https://youtu.be/pOpWA6J0AGk

Apologies for the white noise and stuff - I did absolutely no post-processing.

Part of it is that we can't put all the work on Phil to host these weekly meetings. It gets tiring; we don't want him to burn out! Anyone can host a Zoom meeting, and we'll post about it in the Zoom Announcement thread. The meetings have been Noon, Central Time. :) (Yeah, this meeting was a bit more...

Don't forget that this project will need section titles in the Magic Window. :) They are what will show on the catalog page for each section, as well as what shows in MP3 players as the title of each section. If it's pretty much one continuous flow of text with no real section/chapter breaks, then y...