The purpose of this site is to showcase audiobook recordings by me for public consumption in an informal setting. Recordings that make the cut will eventually be moved to the Suborion online store as either free or premium offerings. At present, the Suborion store is barely more than a twinkle in its daddy’s eye, but I will build it and they will come; that’s the general idea.
The first set of recordings to appear here are these:
Edgar Allan Poe: “The Raven,” “The Telltale Heart,” “The Black Cat,” and “The Cask of Amontillado.”
F. Scott Fitzgerald: “Dalyrimple Goes Wrong,” “The Four Fists,” and The Great Gatsby.
The above, like all the ones still to come, are subject to periodic revision. I’ll post notices of that here as they arrive, in case people want to listen to the improved versions. The typical reasons I might do this are to improve the sound quality as I learn new ways to do it, and to fix small mistakes like omitted and mispronounced words, which are surprisingly easy to make and to overlook even after “proof-listening” to the recordings two or three times. The attention strays for a second, the eyelids drop, and boom, there it is.