Here's an interesting note!

I was hanging out with T the other day and I spotted a copy of Anna Karenina she was threatening to read. As I picked it up, my skinflint side noticed the price: $5.00 for an enormous book! It's a trade-size book, so I was expecting a much higher price, but it turns out, there's a discount publishing company, Dover Publications, that prints books that no longer have copyrights. Indeed, even the translation of the Tolstoy novel is an old one that's probably not an active copyright.

Take a look, they have a lot of 19th-century novels for cheap!