silverquill wrote: ↑January 19th, 2024, 12:55 pm
May I have 15, 16 (just had to pick this one, you know
) and 19?
So glad that you have Rapunzelina to guide you through the waters! She is so talented, with tons of experience.
Just wonder if you might want to have the full title and long disclaimer for the first story (Alan can handle it) and maybe for the final end of book "outro."
Anyway, I'll stay out of this and stick to reading on this one.
All the best with the project, Laura!
Oooooh, yes: 15, 16, and 19 are yours, Larry! It is going to be so fun to hear your "lithping" hyena for the Waters of Ladi! I've marked those there in the magic window.
There were all kinds of things to figure out this first time around, and Rapunzelina found good solutions for everything! Now when I do this next time, I will have everything all lined up based on what I learned from this set-up. As you've probably guessed, I want to do this every year with a Tales of 1929 next January... and, depending on how long this takes to wrap up, I'm going to do a Tales of 1927, Tales of 1926 working backwards in time, because I've been celebrating Public Domain Day like this for several years now, and making these LibriVox anthologies is such an exciting way to share my discoveries with other people.
And I think I'm happy with having the same intro with the simple "Tales of 1928" ... these group ones always feel unusual for me because of the "For more information or to volunteer" in every intro, but I like having it be the same intro for all sections since there's not a foreword or preface or anything. And by the time we get to the book-end outro, ha ha, I think everybody can just breathe a sigh of relief (I know I will be breathing a sigh of relief!) and have it be just the short title also. I created the long title really just to facilitate search engine discovery in the LibriVox catalog and in the Internet Archive catalog, not so much because I need anybody to actually read it here.
