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Thanks! The idea was to read it aloud to the SO in the mornings! (Yes, she's enthusiastic about the idea hehe) My local uni is Sydney which doesn't have it in b

Thanks! The idea was to read it aloud to the SO in the mornings! (Yes, she's enthusiastic about the idea hehe) My local uni is Sydney which doesn't have it in book form, just the etext version. But you need a student card to use the library computers. The State Library (a non-borrowing stack library) has it, maybe photocopying it there is the best way. I used to photocopy books a lot in the pre-LibGen/Scihub/archive.org era! I will look into an Interlibrary loan I guess, thanks very much.

__d 4y ago
If you live in NSW, you can join the City of Sydney Library. And they do inter-library loans, so you could request a copy and they'll dig one up for you. https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/library-information-services/request-inter-library-loan https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/library-information-serv...
- yesenadam 4y ago
  Thanks, it appears most Sydney local libraries do inter-library loans, I never tried that. Seems like that will take a month or so though. p.s. You remind me that I used to frequent the City of Sydney Library at Town Hall 20-25 years ago - they have/had a very large collection of opera scores, and CDs of the operas, which I used trying to find new favourites. That was awesome. :-) I remember Death in Venice, Turn of the Screw, Nixon in China etc etc.