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pointysticks
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Post by pointysticks »

Greetings!

I'm originally from the west coast of the US, now living in Wales. I heard about this project on the Daily source Code, and am so excited by it! I have always wanted to record an audio book.

I've been podcasting for about three months, have all the equipment, and am an experienced reader, so I'm jumping into the deep end with a solo project (Edith Wharton's The Age of Innocence) However, I'm also happy to contribute chapters to current projects, whatever's needed.

Can't wait to get started!

Brenda
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Post by hugh »

hi pointy!

we highly reccomend that you contribute a chapter to a "collective" project before jumping into solo, not just to get the hang of it -- reading from text can be challenging -- but also to help move the project along. take a look at Readers Wanted to see if there,s a chapter you'd like to do:
http://librivox.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=2

good luck!

hugh.
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Post by hugh »

oh, and you'll find one or two other knitters here ...
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Welcome to the group! I just discovered this place a couple of days ago, but everyone's so friendly that I feel right at home already. It's great to have you aboard on such a wonderful collaborative project.
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Post by LibraryLady »

Welcome Brenda!
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Post by pointysticks »

Thanks for the nice welcome!

Yes. Single chapter recording. I'm on it. Thinking Jane Austen, although I can't think that my American accent is going to do Jane any justice, and I haven't read Northanger Abbey in years. Partial to P&P, myself. :) I've dusted off my copy of NA, and will give it a quick reread and then pick a chapter.

Thanks again for the big hello, and knitters, raise your pointy sticks, please, so I can identify you.

Brenda
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Post by vee »

I think the knitters are all at
http://librivox.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=369

If it hadn't been for the plugging hugh thread I think it's the most popular non-book related topic.

Welcome aboard.
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Post by kayray »

Yay, another knitter! Welcome to librivox, Brenda :)

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Post by raouf »

The place is teaming with knit wits :lol:
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