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Yeah, I just click the line to make it disappear, but I usually only have a couple.

And you can also just pause, rather than stop-and-start or let the thing keep recording. I think it's P on the keyboard? That's what I do.

Seamless!

It appears this text is about 3400 words, or about 20 minutes in recording length. It's a perfect fit for the Short Nonfiction Collection. The current one is here: https://forum.librivox.org/viewtopic.php?t=101992 Check the first post for intro wording, file naming, and other instructions. Bonus: Yo...

A nice, short chapter 21 is up.

Still waiting for her to get home to her mother, who still hasn't seen her on her feet!

Ha ha! No problem.

And, we're full! I guess I'll move this to Readers Found now.

BettyB wrote: ↑Today, 9:02 am Section 1 please…

BettyB

Entered, thanks!

Inkell wrote: ↑Today, 6:57 am Section 2 please

Thanks!

Please use "Section" in the intro/outro. I was working that out after having posted this.

The Writing of Fiction, by Edith Wharton (1862 - 1937) This is a solo that had major issues with the original files, and the reader is unable to redo them. So we're turning it into a group project. Practical suggestions on how to get started writing fiction with liberal references to Arthur Quiller...

Could I take Chapter 13 please? Sure! I'll put you in. How do you want to appear in the catalog? You can use your forum name, real name, or a pseudonym. I suggest whatever you say if you ever say "read by..." in your recordings, so that listeners can look for you. 8-) We suggest doing the...

It was me.

Above, on April 17, you said that 18 and 19 were PL OK, so I thought you just forgot to mark them as such. So I changed them to PL OK.

There's a 1986 edition on Archive: https://archive.org/details/literaturehumane2051222abca

but I don't find a poem titled "Will" in there. The other editions on Archive are all later.

I suggest uploading a sample of your static. That will help us determine the source.

Posting blindly, often static is due to electrical interference of some sort. Move your mic cables away from any power cords, and possibly shut off any electrical things you don't need while recording.

Next chapter is up.

I'm ready to be done with these long chapters! I think this is the last one that should be over 30 minutes.

Section 3 PL OK.

Quick note: volume is a touch low, but still OK.
Second quick note: in future, you can say "manuscript" for "MS".

Welcome, from Durham Region, Ontario!

If you still have that "welcome" email, I believe there are links there to information on how to DPL/PL. Feel free to post questions if you have any. We're a friendly, helpful bunch.