Thanks..........

If I do get it translated, you will of course get a free copy
immediately. Do you think that it would sell at, say, $9.95? I
estimate I'd have to pay around $2,500 to handle the translation, book
setup and POD publisher's fees. I wouldn't be looking to make a profit
but I'd like to avoid a loss.

On May 31, 8:10 pm, teaholic > wrote:
> pgwk wrote:
> > I have arranged to get books that are out of copyright translated from
> > Chinese to English and distributed via my Print on Demand publisher.
> > Would that be of interest? I don't know how to handle translation
> > rights for books in copyright. It's always been a huge problem for my
> > own books (30 or so) -- surprise, surprise, two of the Chinese market
> > ones were bootlegs.
>
> > I'd love to produce the Li Yu classic this way.
>
> > Just a thought.
>
> > peter
>
> http://www.gutenberg.org/dirs/etext05/8jing10.txt
> has 'Cha Jing' by 'Lu Yu'. The character set encoding is Big-5.
> "Not copyrighted in the United States."
> If you can translate it, please send a copy to me.