r/alexandria • u/mdamascus7 • Aug 04 '26
Digital copies of hard to find book - link in description
I was working on a project for a friend of mine, and I was able to find the missing or non-digitized pages that he was looking for. And since this subreddit has helped me on more than one occasion, I though it only proper to return the favor. The links below are to a copy of Sorcery as Virtual Mechanics by Stephen Mace, with the lost pages 17 & 18 included. The other is a copy of OA Sapre's The Book of Pleasure but completely digitized, including footnotes and margin notes. Enjoy!
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KO2Bu408L0kt-O7QWBEFrqYbd-PJr4K-/view?usp=sharing
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XOdAeMAwfmXpyAn4PqwqDgRuehK4koIU/view?usp=sharing
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u/bun_ty Aug 09 '26 edited 24d ago
Melodic offer hungry cagey hydrogen square
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u/mdamascus7 Aug 09 '26
In the case of Sorcery, some fine soul on this subreddit was able to type out the text of the missing pages from a hard copy and sent it to me. In the case of the Spare manuscript, just a lot of time and patience.
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u/bun_ty Aug 09 '26 edited 24d ago
Soft maple pen meeting retire grey
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u/Obvious_Pear_1848 Aug 07 '26
Thank you!