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Hi Jacob, and welcome! Ideas for new projects can come from all over the place. We have many suggestions for new projects collected over in the Book Suggestions forum: https://forum.librivox.org/viewforum.php?f=1 Basically, any time someone hears about a public domain book we don't have that they wo...

oh perfect! Now do you have to add it to Librivox in order for me to read it? No, it doesn't get added until after it has been recorded and proof listened. You would need to launch it as a solo project. However, you should complete your one-minute test first. It's basically a sound and tech check t...

Agape77 wrote: ↑April 4th, 2024, 8:29 pm I will check to see if it is and get back with you. Thank you!
I just found it on Archive.org. I had to do an advanced search. It seems to be read by a robot on audio. Since it's there, can it be read here?

It depends. Please share the link so we can take a look.

Well, I can't say that I followed all of it perfectly, but section 2 is PL ok!

As promised, here is 69. Packing for my trip now! I'll be home Sunday.

68 is ready, a nice short one. The others are all a bit longer. I expect we will be able to finish in another week or two, in spite of the fact that again my next two weekends are booked. Seeing that finish line so close makes it easy to find motivation! EDIT: Wait, no, I'm wrong. 69 is even shorter...

InTheDesert wrote: ↑March 30th, 2024, 9:12 pm Is it possible to add a second translator? I see now that it was a collaboration with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_Kennard_Rand

Done.

I will be out of town this weekend, but I'll try to PL that section tomorrow before I go.

And here is chapter 67! I'm getting started on my quota early this week, since I will be out of town this weekend.

Two more ready. I liked these, and especially 66. It's such a quiet peaceful chapter.

That was quick work. Here we are in Going Solo.

Ok, you should be all set.

This looks interesting. I'll be happy to MC for you, and DPL too if that works for you.

"Monseignor, you believe in making use of everything, but this fourth plot is wasted. Salads are more useful than flowers." "You are wrong, replied the bishop. "The beautiful is as useful as the useful." Then, after a pause, he added: "More so, perhaps." ( Les Mise...

Two more chapters are ready.