I'm now imagining staged readings of public domain literature as SFC
events and librivoxathons.

It'll be awesome!

Thanks,
Richard

On Sun, Feb 27, 2011 at 4:35 AM, Neville Bezzina
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Hi Alan; this is a very good idea. Thanks for suggesting it and bringing it
> to general attention. I used to be President of the Department of English
> Students Association a few months back so what the fledgling Malta shall be
> doing is work with the DESA guys to promote this, maybe we'll get some
> volunteers :) I'll keep you updated
>
> On 26 February 2011 14:51, C. Alaric Moore <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Dear wondrous members o' yea olde Free Culture,
>>
>> So I was clicking around in the Libre project's list o' things, and found
>> the Gutenberg E-book (I call them Fre-ebooks and suggest you do too) project
>> is also in association with LibriVox. Librivox, as the link says, attempts
>> to make written material available in Audio format under a Creative Commons
>> un-license (more fun terminology, I've been reading too much Orwell).
>>
>> From what I understand these two organizations have an iPhone app that I
>> was introduced to (it's called Gutenberg), and blatantly the voices are
>> pretty terrible; four books were read by a child (as sweet as it sounds it
>> really detracts from the story when the reader asks how to say a word) and a
>> number of them by this (albeit awesome) very Texan sounding man.
>>
>> The reason I am telling you all about this may already be obvious, we
>> should all totally volunteer to read some books, or tell our friends that
>> are good at doing different voices and reading out loud that they could do
>> this. ("Hey [awesome friend], have you heard of this? Well you should,
>> because you could rock this and be an even awesomer person because of
>> it!")
>>
>> Well, that's all I have to say really. I hope you all have good
>> days/nights/weekends. I'm off to read some books out loud.
>> --
>> Respectfully,
>> Clarissa Alaric Moore
>> Chemistry and Biochemistry
>> University of Oklahoma
>>
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