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May I pick up the next two - 18 ad 19. They seem to go together and I'd like to try recording the whole chunk at one time (two different files, of course).

Thanks - Aaron

Very good!

Here is Section 17, clocking at 6:08.

https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/flatland_17_abbott_128kb.mp3

Thanks!

So, is it bad librivox etiquette for me to keep going? Should I step back and allow a few more contributors in? Or, does it not matter so much? Because, I can keep going and going, but if you think better, I can go peruse some of the other books and see if I can make a contribution or two there. If ...

Of course. Sorry about that.
Here is Section 16: Duration of 20:53
https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/flatland_16_abbott_128kb.mp3

Thanks for all your help with Proof Listening!

I'm loving reading this book, even the recording and editing process! May I do the next section - section 16?

Thanks
Aaron

Here is Section 15.
https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/flatland_15_abbott_128kb.mp3

David - I'd love to take another chapter if that's okay with you. Maybe Section 15?

Thanks for that catch!

Here is the corrected file. https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/flatland_14_abbott_128kb.mp3

I noticed about the amplification. Is there anything I can do to prevent this next time?
Thanks
Aaron

Thanks! Okay - I think I've done it. It was a lot of fun. But more work than I first thought it would be. The link for Section 14 is https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/flatland_14_abbott_128kb.mp3 If it looks good, I'd be glad to take another section! Oh - and it can be just my normal name: "...

Hello. I love this book and would love to take a section of it. This would be my very first recording, so maybe just one to start. Can I try my hand (voice) at Chp 14?

Hi, I'm Aaron, from Fishers, IN. While reading classics, I sometimes listen to librivox recordings. I love to read, I read about an hour each day just to my children. And often (especially while reading Shakespeare) I'll read out loud just to myself as I try to embody the characters. All this made m...