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Yay, Nemo, welcome aboard! Cyclops is all yours Please note the " + intro" means that you should include the section intro/outro of that dialogue.

silverquill wrote: ↑September 13th, 2019, 11:52 am Yep, I meant Poseidon, ruler and master of the sea!

Well, sure, why not edit them all?
As long as they don'e all come in on the same day, I'll be fine.

Wonderful, I'm sure you'll make an excellent Poseidon

svonb002 wrote: ↑September 13th, 2019, 10:18 am Greetings. May I claim the role of Notus for dialogues 7 and 15?

Hey Stefan, welcome back to this volume! Notus is all yours
Please make sure to include the section intro/outro in dialogue 7.
Thank you!

Oh, I had been looking this and would love to read for Zeus! Just feeling so god-like 8-) I've got a lot of DPL to do right now, but I'd be glad to help with editing. Not too complicated for these. Hey Larry, Editing would be great, are you interested in being the editor for all of them or only som...

May I claim Elise Stark too? Only if you can do a heavy German accent - this character is supposed to only speak broken English, and she's the sister of the German-speaking Colonel. The role has become available again because of the accent requirement. Otherwise, I have Mrs Rucastle in the last sto...

May I claim Elise Stark too?

Alright, I had some time so the MW is set up!
Leanne, I've entered your claims.
Any other claims are welcome too, and so are a DPL or editor!

Thanks so much Leni! Nice to have you on board again

I will fill in the MW later today, please wait with claims until then.

49. Mrs Kate Whitney for me please

This project is now complete! All files can be found at https://librivox.org/dialogues-of-the-sea-gods-by-lucian-of-samosata/ Lucian's Dialogues Volume 2: The Dialogues of the Sea-Gods by Lucian of Samosata (c. 125 - c. 180) . Translated by Howard Williams (1837 - 1931) The Dialogues of the Sea-God...

Yayyy exciting! I'd like to thank all the wonderful readers who've lent their voices to this project. I had a blast listening to all of you: OwenCook, aaronwhite1977, WiltedScribe, iBeScotty, svonb002, Foon, benderca, KevinS, ToddHW, elsieselwyn, catharmaiden, leanneyauyau, Kitty Special thanks to C...

If I can shamelessly plug one of my own reads, I find the Natural History of Pliny fascinating. The Boys' and Girls' Pliny is adapted for a younger audience (but still just as interesting for adults), and volume 3 in the series is about Domestic Animals and Fishes. https://librivox.org/the-boys-and-...

Hi guys, I'm slowly plugging my way through the Twilight Animal series by George Ethelbert Walsh. This series has at least 11 PD books, however, I can't find the texts for a few of them. I know that some people around here are excellent at finding things, so I thought I'd just put it out there and s...

If you're open for claims already, may I read Irene Adler?

In terms of our furry friends, I think any of the books by Arthur Scott Bailey would be good: https://librivox.org/author/464 or Something from the Twilight Animals series by Walsh, the first one is Bumper the White Rabbit: https://librivox.org/bumper-the-white-rabbit-by-george-ethelbert-walsh/ Both...