Hello!
I've been doing some homework for my assignment in The Witch-Wife, and stumbled upon the Gutenberg text for The Discovery of Witches, by Matthew Hopkins (1647).
I've always been a bit fascinated by Hopkins, and would love to record this - but I'm not sure how / where to go about it.
It's a standalone work, but is also very short (roughly 3800 words). Here's the link, if you want to take a look: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14015/14015-h/14015-h.htm
My question is, if I were to record this - where would it be best suited?
Where it is an entire book, should I submit it as a "solo", even though its super short? Would it be better suited to the Short Non-Fiction collection? Something else entirely?
I think it would be a fun one for the catalog & I'd love to give it a shot - just looking for advice on how to tackle it.
Thanks!
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It would be best in the short works collection it best fits., we have "short stories" for fiction., Non-Fiction. Science Fiction, Children's Works And Ghost and Horror all set up so each author and title can be searched for,
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I would offer it to the non-fiction collection. If the BC of the collection disagrees, they'll let you know, but I don't feel it fits better in any of the rest of the collections.
I can already picture it in your voice! It will be a fun one for the catalogue!
I can already picture it in your voice! It will be a fun one for the catalogue!