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No problem; congratulations on finishing.

Alright, here you go!

Section 17
http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/ld/lemortdarthur1_17_malory.mp3
18 min 47 sec

I'll take the orphan. I have some time to record today.

You have a great voice, Virgil! Very good readings. Like Esther said, it's just a matter of playing around with the technical side of things.

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Weird.

I'd be interested in working on this if it became a collab.

gypsygirl wrote:A friend of mine loves palindromes so much, he made a website for the ones he creates: http://palindromania.com/

I love the palindromes of the day--but I don't think I'll ever forgive myself for guessing "no ramen enema, ron" so quickly.

thanks.

I wouldn't mind trying to start something like that, Cori. It'd be nice eventually to have a sort of super-catalogue page with links to the individual books instead of chapters, and a little description of the genre at the top. A wiki page is a super start though.

Yes, I have seen those before, and they're pretty awesome. :) I meant something slightlyyyy different, like engineering compilations of books slightly more specific, eg victorian authors having books by charles dickens and lewis carroll and rudyard kipling + their contemporaries, in case someone was...

Could LV maybe make some playlists of books/poems/etc to a certain theme available as a way to browse, as a sort of mega catalogue page? Romantic poets, Victorian authors, stream-of-consciousness [have to wait for Virginia Woolf though], transcendentalists, romanticists, realists, etc. Also possible...

I love fake palindromes--"go ogle a google logo."

Don't worry about it, Virgil, everyone here loves to help. I'm really glad you're starting to feel better. :D Proof-listening is a great way to start out if you're not ready to record. Look for any topic in the Editors & Listener's Wanted forum that says "PL needed" in the subject titl...

huzzah!

Speaking of awful food, I just went to the fair today and had a deep-fried snickers for the first time in my life.

I pronounce it "ore."