That was quick! Section 03 is PL OK. I have one note that I'm leaving here so I remember it for later - in the tags, the track title and album title ('Section 03' and 'The Guermantes Way') have been reversed. This is not a problem as it's something that can be checked and adjusted at cataloguing. Ho...

Hi Barbara and Peter, First of all, I'm sorry this is giving you so much trouble. This was meant to be a relatively straightforward exercise! As neither of you have had any luck at all with the uploader I've asked one of the admins to check it and see if there's something on that end causing glitche...

Don't assume it's you. Just because the kit works 98% of the time doesn't mean it doesn't have funny fits every now and then! I'm not certain what the uploader is up to. It sounds as if it's doing most of what it ought to do, but I'm not certain why it isn't showing you the link beyond just being pi...

PM sent. Very keen to hear the next version!

There's one PL note for section 02: please make sure you have at least half a second at the beginning of the recording to avoid it being cut off by some tricksy players.

I really don't know Proust terribly well, but I'm enjoying the chance to listen to his rhythms.

I have one PL note each for sections 00 and 01, and it's the same for both sections. It's that the opening silence is quite short. Could you please extend it to half a second or a full second? I believe that that was instituted at Librivox because some players clip the very beginning or end of track...

Hi Ian, First out of the gate! Thank you very much for your version. I like it (and it's PL OK!). I also just saw that you've been here for a year now. I can't believe the last Yeats project has already been a year... Thank you for asking about the tags. You're absolutely right, that was my mistake ...

No problem at all. I've downloaded section 14, but I just wanted to check in and let you know I probably won't get going until the weekend.

Hi! First person to reply, so that's a start! You're right, it is pretty quiet round here. However, there are some Yeats enthusiasts out there, and I'm hoping a one-off late-career poem will prove tempting. I could be wrong of course, but it might also be the case that some members simply don't stop...

I'm posting to say that I'm willing to be DPL. I'm leaving later in the week on trip for work, but I should start properly PLing once I've returned.
Erin

A note for the MC: this is an experiment in much the same vein as the weekly and fortnightly poetry projects on LV. I don't know how many readers will fancy recording a version of the poem, but it's worth trying! I've slightly tweaked the info on the tags and intro/outro - please let me know if I ne...

After Long Silence by William Butler Yeats (*1865 - † 1939)[**TRANSLATORTXT**] Yeats's poem 'After Long Silence' was written late in life. In it, he reflects on his relationship with the author Olivia Shakespear. This project is open to all Legamus readers who wish to contribute.... (Summary by New...

Hello Terry, Yes, the project has been completed and is ready to be listened to! You can access it at: https://legamus.eu/blog/?p=955 If you want to hear more of McKittrick Ros, Fumes of Formation is also available: https://legamus.eu/blog/?p=927 And on Librivox you can listen to Irene Iddesleigh: h...

Thank you so much, Viktor! It's exciting to have this one out there and waiting to be listened to!

Hi Viktor,

I like it! When I saw your message I wasn't sure what to expect, but I think you're being hard on yourself. It looks really good - thank you very much for creating it!
Erin

I would like to point out that The Great Gatsby is PD in Europe or countries with life + 70, while it is not in the US. Therefore librivox won't do it, but you can :) Hello Michaelwy, There's some good news! Martin Reyto has already recorded The Great Gatsby, so you can start listening this weekend...

No rush! I appreciate your efforts, because we'd be here all year if it were down to me to come up with a cover.

Hi Anna, I didn't make a note of the pronunciations - I don't think they're really a big deal, but I hope it helps for future things! Chapters 19 and 20 are PL OK, so the book is finished - well done! I'm going to be really annoying and mention a typo in the new summary in your post - in the first l...

And chapter 18 is PL OK!

Chapter 17 is PL OK! I have one small note on pronunciation. This is a classic example of a homograph - 'bow' is spelled identically but the pronunciation varies depending on the meaning. If you take a deep bow, it rhymes with wow. It's definition 2 here: https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition...