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I listened to it last night while making tea. It sounds great! Excellent work.

Thank you Todd!

Now to the catalogue, great work everyone!

Here it is, finally, Act 4:
https://librivox.org/uploads/smijen/inspectorgeneral_4_gogol_128kb.mp3
(48:52)

As always please do let me know if you think there is anything that needs tweaking.

(I have PMed Todd, to make sure he sees this.)

Thank you everyone for being so patient with me.

I'm guessing Dracula? Buck did not read the newspapers, or he would have known that trouble was brewing, not alone for himself, but for every tide-water dog, strong of muscle and with warm, long hair, from Puget Sound to San Diego. Because men, groping in the Arctic darkness, had found a yellow meta...

Hi,

I'm hoping to have this done by the end of April. If not I will post my work-in-progress here for you to take a crack at.

Have an entire, rather disturbing, video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uf0l6D2Memk

I would like to see a gigantic shopping bag.

Sadly Nella Larsen only wrote 2 books, but they are both amazing and powerful. They are Passing and Quicksand . Passing is my favourite, it gave me the shivers. Also I recently listened to The Golden Threshold by Sarojini Naidu, who, as well as being a poet, was also the first woman president of the...

Here's mine, with correct intro and outro. Sorry for the delay: https://librivox.org/uploads/carolin/sm11_theravenhimselfishoarse_lkp.mp3 (Just realised I left the_128kb out of the file name, but I think you can fix that without me reuploading - if you need me to fix it, just let me know.) • Macbeth...

Just to get people psyched, after The broken heart (parts available, see my signature) is close to being done, my next one will be Middleton's A Mad World, My Masters . RSC did it a few years ago and it was hailed as the funniest thing ever! Funny, satirical, witty and crude (just like the LV drama...

I do like it when the Staff Picks highlight lesser known writers (especially when they are from groups that are otherwise often marginalised or ignored - women, authors of colour, LGBT authors, etc) but the problem with that is since they are lesser known I don't have any suggestions to offer. So I ...

Wow, I've been linked to that video somewhere else online recently (MarkReads, I think). I didn't realise it was you! It's awesome.

7 Years... Actually it feels like a lot longer. And I'm not as active as I'd like to be. Hopefully this year I can get my back log of work done and get started on some new projects.

Edit: And well done everybody else!

And of course there is Les Miserables, which we have complete in French and English . Or if you wanted something else by Victor Hugo, we have The Hunchback of Notre-Dame/Notre-Dame de Paris in French , English and German . We also have some of his less well known works, if you want to highlight some...

A little late: All in all, I would describe last year as being: A Wrinkle in Time (by Madeleine L'Engle) I could have cried when: Things Fall Apart (by Chinua Achebe) I would love to have some respite from: The Iron Heel (by Jack London) The most unexpected thing that happened last year involved: Th...

It's not exactly obscure, but Chekhov's Three Sisters is a favourite of mine.