Bouncy Castle wrote:Oooh. I've been looking for another audio CD to venture into, and your mention of the Dresden Files made me skip to Amazon.
They're thirty five quid each.
Bugger that.
Why don't you see if your local library has/can order it.
Audio Books - What It's Like To Record Your Own
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Re: Audio Books - What It's Like To Record Your Own
by Tonyblack » Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:36 am
Why don't you see if your local library has/can order it.
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Re: Audio Books - What It's Like To Record Your Own
by Bouncy Castle » Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:37 am
Haven't got a clue where my local library is! 
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Re: Audio Books - What It's Like To Record Your Own
by Tonyblack » Fri Mar 09, 2012 10:40 am
I forgot to mention. There is a project called LibriVox that has members of the public recording audiobooks of out of copyright books. They are free to download as MP3 files and you can even volunteer to record some yourself. 
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