LibriVox Forum

Thanks, kalamareader. This was really helpful! This poem might be better for the fortnightly poetry recordings, given its length. Also, where do you find the weekly/fortnightly poem collections for general listening on the librivox website?

https://librivox.org/uploads/aradlaw/bee_nichols_sbw_128kb.mp3
Here's my contribution; lasting 47.41 seconds! I'd like to be catalogued as MaybeCordelia, please. This is my first recording.

A Great Dane named Tiny and a chihuahua named Behemoth would be hilarious.

MNN42 wrote: ↑October 7th, 2014, 1:07 pm I would love to see The Neverending Story on Librivox

Me too. And also Momo. Apparently we’ll have to wait a while.

Hi, could I claim sections 10, 40,41, 45, and 51, please? This was a great book choice, silverquill!

Could I do the poem,To My Son, Aged Three Years And Five Months, by Thomas Hood? Someone please let me know if it isn’t public domain yet. Look this poem up. It is absolutely hilarious

...when you only have to type 'f' for the site to come up :lol:. That happens to me all the time; and with ‘l’ (for librivox)as well. And here are two other addiction symptoms: ...when you simultaneously listen to someone else’s recordings and forum browse at the same time... ...and when you practi...

Yes, the idea of a compilation sounds grand! And don’t worry annise, I won’t go off the high dive yet! Does anybody have any fairy book stories they’d like to hear dramatically?

I was thinking of the Pink Fairy Book to start with. I was wondering: if the stories in it are the same across editions, does it matter which (edition) you use?

She-Hamsters Investigate New York.
AVONLEA

Yes, exactly. They’re already going to inherit the money you made, so it’s rather unfair for Librivox recorders. Especially if they renew the copyright after their author parent has died. And if the book was very famous, it doesn’t need a copyright anymore after the author passes on.

Would anyone be interested in coordinating a dramatic reading of an Andrew Lang fairy book? I am far too inexperienced.

Why (you should) Never Tell Your Whims.
HOBBIT

I’m also an author-in-training, and find it very disappointing that I have to be dead before my books get onto Librivox (if they ever get published.) Does anyone else have that frustration?

Well, I read lots of books(hence the ‘bookworm’) in a wide field of subjects(all kinds, so 360 degrees of literary interest). A bit of a stretch, but oh well. At first I thought it was too generic, but my opinion differs now.