Talk:Louis de Bernières

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[edit] Captain Corelli's mandolin

It's such a little thing to check that the name of a book is correct. There were numerous references to Corelli's mandolin in this article. This is wrong the book is called Captain Corelli's mandolin, at least that's what's written on my copy and I got it a long time before the film was made.--Alun 13:08, 12 May 2005 (UTC)

My copy is titled simply Corelli's Mandolin. The copyright page notes that it was first published in the UK as Captain Corelli's Mandolin. It seems that either the author later decided to alter the title or the title was altered for the international edition.--GN

[edit] Old Smokytoes

I found a short story of Mr. de Bernières's with that title in an anthology of contemporary fiction that was apparently available only in Ireland and is apparently out of print even there. Does anyone know where else it can be found? (P.S. It's great.)

38.117.238.82 22:14, 15 December 2006 (UTC)