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Apophennec wrote: ↑April 25th, 2024, 7:46 pm Hi

I wouldn't mind doing the PL for this, if that's okay with you

Hello and thanks,

Do you want to be the DPL for all three sections or do you want an individual one?

Cheers

Hi Anne

It's taking a bit of time to find a PL. Is this normal for solo projects? Is there anything I can do to "promote" this piece?

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Hallo Christoph, die Anmerkungen zu den Abschnitten 19 und 20: Abschnitt 19 TITEL Soll: "Der gestohlene weiße Elefant" – Ist: "Der gestohlene ??? Elefant" Abschnitt 20 TITEL Soll: "Der gestohlene weiße Elefant" – Ist: "Der gestohlene ??? Elefant" bei 03:17,46...

Hallo Team

Hier sind Abschnitte 19 und 20:

https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/humoristischeschriften_19_twain_128kb.mp3 - 16:24
https://librivox.org/uploads/lorda/humoristischeschriften_20_twain_128kb.mp3 - 18:55

Abschnitt 21 dann wohl erst wieder am naechsten Wochenende

Hallo Katharina,

Ich wuerde mich gerne beteiligen, bitte reserviere

19 Der gestohlene weiße Elefant 1. Teil
20 Der gestohlene weiße Elefant 2. Teil
21 Der gestohlene weiße Elefant 3. Teil

fuer mich

Dankeschoen!

Christoph

Okay, the remaining two sections have now been uploaded. I can upload section 1 again with a changed filename if that's easier? Anyhow, what happens now?

Okay, I've changed the summary.

I've attempted to complete the MW for the first section. Is it important to put something into the notes for the PL or can I leave it blank?

annise wrote: ↑April 13th, 2024, 3:37 pm You will need to write your own summary before it is catalogued - and you can set up the MW

Thanks, I saw the link to set-up the MW. Will get my head around it presto. As for the summary, I've posted one already albeit a short one. Does it need to be in my own words or does it need to be longer?

Hello again

Update: the text is identical with one very small difference (somehow a half sentence was cut out of the text I used) I'll re-record that part soon and will start uploading finished sections.

I have changed your text link. Please use it . We need to use a trusted source so we are confident there are not changes made which would attract a new copyright so please use it. Oops, awkward... :oops: I didn't find this text on Gutenberg. I have started recording already, using the source text I...

The Cold Heart, by Wilhelm Hauff (1802 - 1827), translated by John Oxenford (1812 - 1877) Dissatisfied with his life of poverty, Peter Munk, a poor charcoal burner, summons an ancient spirit who rewards him with three wishes. His wealth is but short-lived and soon he faces ruin. To recover his rich...

Maddie wrote: ↑December 27th, 2021, 4:28 pm Section 18 and 19: PL OK and beautifully read

Thanks Maddie, it was a lot of fun

Hello, here's the next one:

Section 19

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/newcomes_19_thackeray_128kb.mp3

Duration 22:18

Cheers

Hi, here's chapter 18

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/newcomes_18_thackeray_128kb.mp3

duration: 14:56

Cheers

Section 17 available for PL. I had to clip it somewhat, hope it still works.

https://librivox.org/uploads/rapunzelina/newcomes_17_thackeray_128kb.mp3

duration: 26:02

Cheers