lethargilistic wrote: ↑January 27th, 2022, 11:59 pm
Whew, I never realized SPOW's publication history was so convoluted, somehow. But, yes, we can know the preface was in the 1926 edition. You can see it in this video demonstrating that text (at 0:55), created by a rare books retailer. If it's a matter of linking to a source, I agree that the 1935 edition would be inappropriate. However, StandardEbooks, which is the same idea as Project Gutenberg, has a copy. Would that suffice?
I understand this was first recorded for a different collection. Would you be available to make the changes to intro, outro and filename to match this collection, then upload to my folder? Everything else is alright! Then I can keep your recording for next month's collection, to keep this month's contributions to 3. Or if you prefer, you can re-upload directly to the next collection next week
I tried playing with the cadence & delivery on this one. Had an issue with the uploader earlier, so hopefully the link works as intended. Grateful to possibly be of service.
Live long and prosper, people! - TLDR Emerson
Link works fine! And the poem is lovely, a powerful delivery! Thank you, Shiyah, PL OK!
this is my first submission, i hope it sounds ok i am fine being JakeW in the catalouge
Welcome to the Poetry Collection, Jake!
Here's your Reader Page in the catalogue: https://librivox.org/reader/17119 which you can also open from your name-link in the Magic Windows. It lists the projects you read for, and can also help you keep track of your sections in ongoing projects under the link "Reader section details"
Rjricha888 wrote: ↑February 1st, 2022, 1:16 am
I get that I didn't change the intro and outro, ofcourse I will do, and I will be ready for next month's poem as well. Thank you
