One problem - not a single link actually went to a public domain source for the books. So this piece corrects that. Below is a list of his choices and where you can find the books, completely and legally free.
I expected that these books would appear in downloadable versions on the usual places early in the year but as of this writing many still haven't. I don't really know how these things work and had thought that the sites would just change a parameter or maybe run a sub-routine but clearly it's not that simple. So the list below is more of a hodgepodge than usual.
Willa Cather - A Lost Lady (Open Library, Google Books)
Aldous Huxley - Antic Hay (Google Books)
Ronald Firbank - The Flower Beneath the Foot (Open Library)
Edgar Rice Burroughs - Tarzan and the Golden Lion (Google Books)
Wallace Stevens - Harmonium (Archive.org)
Robert Frost - New Hampshire (Google Books)
H.G. Wells - Men Like Gods (Open Library)
E.V. Odle - Clockwork Man (HathiTrust, which sources the scan to Google but I can't find a downloadable version there)
Jean Toomer - Cane (Archive.org)
Ellen Glasgow - The Shadowy Third and Other Stories (Google Books)
May Sinclair - Uncanny Stories (Open Library)
Dorothy L. Sayers - Whose Body? (Open Library)
D.H. Lawrence - Studies in Classic American Literature (Google Books)
Edgar Wallace - The Green Archer (Google Books)
Walter de la Mare - Come Hither: A Collection of Rhymes and Poems for the Young of All Ages (Open Library)
Sherwood Anderson - Horses and Men (Open Library)
Algernon Blackwood - Episodes Before Thirty (Open Library)
P.G. Wodehouse - The Inimitable Jeeves (Google Books)
