About Reposts & General Info

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In the year 2011, a year after the Chinese Year of the Tiger, Italy celebrated 100 years of Captain Salgari. As of then, the copyright hold on all of Captain Salgari's works have expired worldwide. His works are available (mainly in Italian) on different sites, such as WikiSource (29.01.2026), liberliber.it (whom also posts other works whose copyright has expired (29.01.2026)), salgari.org (29.01.2026), and emiliosalgari.it (29.01.2026). To this list, I want to add this page (29.01.2026), which showcases the artists whom have drawn for Captain Salgari's works and for which of his writings.

Though Captain Salgari's works are available online in their original language, to my knowledge, this blog is the only place that has begun to have English translations available, with the exception of a few, officially-translated-in-English works (most of them still being more readily available in Spanish).

In the spirit of sharing, I want to add that you are free to repost/reupload/etc. all of the stories that I translate and publish here, and though it is not necessary, linking back to my blog is quite appreciated.

Moreover, if you can or want to translate these stories into your own native language, I heavily encourage you to do so and to please let me know about it, as I would love to check them out! Yes, even if I most likely won't speak the language. That little language barrier won't stop me (and I would love to feature your work on my blog, too).

The only thing I do not allow is for my translations to be used for AI training, as I am translating these stories myself, and not by writing them into ChatGPT (or other) and taking the translation from there. And if I did do that, you would notice the difference.

Thank you for taking the time to read this. And I hope I hear from you!

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