yay, super, thank you for the prompt correction.
It's all
PL ok now.
And that means we have reached the end of the project. A wonderful job by all our contributors, so here comes the traditional thank you speech
Book 8 has been recorded by
25 readers in total. Many have been in more than one book in the series, so here you can see the colour-coded credits (in alphabetical order)
Key to colour-coding (for those who are interested) :
Red: readers in each and every one of the
8 books
Blue: readers in
7 books
Green: readers in
6 books
Violet: readers in
5 books
Orange: readers in
3 books
Brown: readers in
2 books
and Black: readers for whom this was the
first book in the series. We had quite a few newcomers this time.
adr6090 /
alanmapstone /
Availle /
bluechien /
catharmaiden /
ChrisFields /
ColleenMC /
flup / Fongie /
Foon / Hopeforce1 / Hunnoe / Jmbau13 / kathrinee / KevinS /
Kikisaulite /
Kitty /
knotyouraveragejo /
mightyfelix /
moniaqua /
neecheelok70 /
NemoR / PatrS / Phjodor /
WiltedScribe
PatrS and
Hunnoe had their very first claims in this project, if I'm not mistaken, so it's great to have you on board. I hope there are many more sections to come.
And as always, some milestones of this project:
1)
Alan bagged the
first PL ok section award this time, not only in the play but also with his Battle-Song of Gustavus Adolphus. Congrats Alan !
2) the
50% PL ok mark was reached by
April with the huge story about Sigrid the Haughty, which coincidentally also awards her the distinction of having accomplished the longest section (35 minutes !) My respect for hardiness, April !
3) the
100th PL ok section was handed in by
Colleen with Waldemar Atterdag and the Hansa. And by then we were so near to completion. Thanks Colleen !
4) the award for
most sections, 20 in total and one role in the DR, goes to
Jim yet again. Thanks for your continued faithfulness to the project, Jim. And of course also thanks for PLing all of my own sections
5) a big cheer also for our rather small
theatre group this time, unfortunately we only had one play on offer, but you all did a wonderful job to bring Hamlet's ghost scene to life:
Alan, Eva, Jim, Nemo, Tomas (and myself as hopefully not boring narrator
)
6) and last but not least, a special thanks again to
Miguel (Basquetteur), who will surprise us again with a
wonderful cover, I trust. (Haven't seen it myself yet at this point)
Thank you ALL ! And I hope to see you again in the next books in this series. Still a few more to come.
Now proceeding to cataloguing, will post back when all is done and dusted.
Sonia
and thank you for these excellent narrations, they were well worth the wait. I simply loved the ballad of Elsie and I hope you didn't mind that I gave you a rather longer section with that one. I just knew you had the right sensitivity for it. 
