Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

[W.Lynn]

Saw the question on AA's twitter connection here, but I don't use that. Should there be one?

I say yes, the vision-impaired, long-distance drivers, and folks who listen while exercising or cooking shouldn't be denied the joy of such gear-tastic, prep-heavy, don't-trust-alphabet-agencies, stories as these.

Are we mean enough to insist on him doing the reading? I don't know, some people don't like the sound of their own voice, others wouldn't want to break their budgets getting the equipment that makes a good clean, high quality recording.

[Deerhound]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

I have a son that is profoundly dyslexic. He loves stories but he will never be in a situation where he will sit down and read a book, the frustration will always be too much for him. I read to him a lot to try to balance out the mind numbing crap that they put on tv these days for kids. Due to my job in the past I wasn't always available to read to him.
He's a little young yet for "Going Home" but he's growing up fast. Anyway, it would be nice for somebody else to go hoarse for a change other then me.

Yes.

[AmericanBTGoG]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

Do we have anyone in this leper colony with tourette's? That would certainly spice up the book.

[angeryamerican]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

It looks like it will become reality. I'm doing a deal for the first two books, we'll see after that.

These guys are pretty fast too and will turn them out in about 8 weeks. We've talked about the narrator and I'll get a little say in that department. One really good thing is they will use the same one for the entire series, that will really help out the story I think.

[angeryamerican]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

I thought the book had enough of that kind of stuff in it already.

[W.Lynn]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

Do we have anyone in this leper colony with tourette's? That would certainly spice up the book.

Just you, princess.

[W.Lynn]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

It looks like it will become reality. I'm doing a deal for the first two books, we'll see after that.

These guys are pretty fast too and will turn them out in about 8 weeks. We've talked about the narrator and I'll get a little say in that department. One really good thing is they will use the same one for the entire series, that will really help out the story I think.

For your sake, I hope they aren't nested with those idiots that couldn't do anything right. You don't need the aggravation, you've got US for that.

Oh, and if it goes badly, I know people who have pro grade recording gear.

[Rockntoy]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

I think an audio version would be good. can't wait till I here the piggys playing this one went to market on the toes, ankles,legs body parts.Oh got carried away there ,HeHeHe :evil:

[AmericanBTGoG]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

Nah, I got a stutter. And i'm saving that to narrate "TornadoTime for the Little Man in A Boat."

[Nom]

Audio book question, for us not using twitter.

You definitely need a consistent reader for the dominant, host voice. I think secondary voices are appropriate for Thad and Sarge.A good reader could portray those voices and give them a life as well.

[reddawnspokane]

I'd love an audio version. It'd be interesting to hear the words.

[Gena.KY]

AA,
Do you have Going Home available on audio? I too would be interested in it. Batman has a 35 minute drive to work & I would love for him to hear it. Let us know.
Thanks,
Your ding bat groupie

[angeryamerican]

The audio of Going Home will be live in the next 48-72 hours. As soon as I know for sure I'll let you guys know.

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Did you do the voice?

[Tex]

I thought I was going to be doing the voice work. What the heck? I even had a contract.

Tex