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Thank you, Kara! I was *just* looking for what to download when your post popped up in my email!

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Oh Glee!

I finished my greedy enjoyment of a dozen chapters and was just sidling by to whimper in a soft, unannoying way when ShaZam! a near-hour more appears!

chortling,
your happy listener

bound to be caught during cataloging, but I just spotted that the tag for chapter 1 has a space after author's name, preventing it from grouping with the other chapters in iTunes. there, let that stand as evidence that I'd like to be helpful but actually never manage it :| how extremely rewarding to...

Up through Chapter 8 now -- what has ever made me laugh aloud so frequently? "Nothing!" insists my suspect memory. And some laughs go on for a minute and bubble up again later. Thank you so much for this! I'm recovering from a stoopid ice-under-powdery-snow-caused broken left wrist, and this is my f...

What a special treat while I wait for Gesine to read more of Shaw's Ibsenism. I laughed out loud several times through the first chapter. Kayray, you're a perfect reader for Wodehouse -- good-natured, mild-mannered, matter-of-fact, understated ... you and Wodehouse ... a combination to make this lis...

Hmm, Alex, the link no longer works for aabe. k.julius, the new recording is a much better volume level! Well done! -- just a little bit higher still would be about perfect. Thanks so much for pitching in Even More!! And did you mess up the system of section request/assignment? I hadn't noticed. I t...

Hello, k.julius, Thanks so much for joining in at LibriiVox! Your reading is quite wonderful: well paced, clear and natural diction, and simply a pleasure to hear. Your recording is practically inaudible and requires my system to be at maximum volume settings for a fairly faint result. Otherwise the...

Hi there Rhodonite! Welcome to LibriVox and the Prime Numbers project. Before I add you to the readers list, what is the name you would like to see in credits? You make that choice once and it's for all projects. Oftentimes folks use a nickname as their forum name, and use their real name in the rea...

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This is a funny book. I'm listening (completely lazily, happy me, since you have a dedicated prooflistener; purely for enjoyment).

(It's like visiting with you, Catharine! Thanks for reading to me (us).)

I wonder if we could finish the reading for this project by summer's end (mid-September), and finish the editing for it by autumn's end (mid-December). I encourage folks who enjoy this text to read for more than one part (though it's nice if you don't have a dialogue with yourself, as it were). ...a...

Exquisite in every regard.

Please consider reading any number of other parts.

Thanks a million!

"Have fun" is the rule of thumb. Whenever you're in doubt, measure things with it.

The One Commandment is, "Be kind."

You appear to be a quick study on all counts.
Welcome aboard! And thanks for diving into A Drama of Exile.

The role sold itself with its name. I'd love to read Philosophic Voices if you'll have me. Simon :) We will! We will have you. Thanks so much. Edit: how very gratifying to hear your sample test. That was my humble composition intended to expose any plosives in the shadows. I look forward to your Ph...

Hello There: Here is my section. I had trouble with "nickys..." so uploaded to librivox...hope this doesn't cause too much trouble. Below is the link and the duration is 1:20. http://upload.librivox.org/share/uploads/xx/adramaofexile_thepoetvoices_browning.wav Very best to all. Aaron. :) Aaron, tha...

ab2525 wrote:I'm kinda confused... where are the scene breaks?

Despite the original BC's notes in post 1, it seems that this has only about 6 or so scenes.

Each scene begins with the narrator saying "Scene." and then the name of the scene.

Does that make sense? (I'm away till next Thursday.)