Ken WhiteFeb 24, 2023
Sensible solution. https://www.penguin.co.uk/articles/company-article/puffin-announces-the-roald-dahl-classic-collection-to-keep-authors-classic-texts-in-print
Puffin Announces The Roald Dahl Classic Collection to keep author’s classic texts in print

Puffin announces today the release of The Roald Dahl Classic Collection, to keep the author’s classic texts in print. These seventeen titles will be published under the Penguin logo, as individual titles in paperback, and will be available later this year. The books will include archive material relevant to each of the stories.   The […]

Show threadNigel Tufnel

@Popehat Editing artistic works based on the problematic beliefs/actions of the artist is a good example of the slippery slope.

There are a lot of popular musicians who would fall under this: John Lennon, James Brown, Dr. Dre...etc.

I have young kids and we talk about how people had different beliefs back then, and how society changes (hopefully for the better).

Feb 24, 2023 at 5:12pmWeb
Show threadKevin SoursFeb 24, 2023
@misterrora @Popehat
Shrug. It's also really common and has been for decades at least. You'll be hard pressed to find a copy of the orignal text of "And then there were none" (which isn't even the original *title*) and the world is not the worse off for it.