Are you using Audacity? I suspect not, because I saw something or other about GarageBand in one of the lines when I tried to check for tags. The tags can be dealt with as and when, but I thought I'd mention it as they're not automatically added by the software like they are at LV. This makes no diff...

Hi Peter,

Two notes for section 03 - there are no tags, which is not the end of the world, and it's in stereo. The file itself is absolutely fine. Could you please upload in mono for spot checking?
Erin

Section 02 is PL OK. The tags have been omitted - I don't think that's an issue, but I've left a note in the MW so that it can be checked closer to cataloguing.

Hi Peter,

Sections 00 and 01 are PL OK.

I see this is from the Wellcome collection. If you ever want to read anything else from their collection, ever, please give me a shout. They're wonderful, and I try to visit whenever I get to London.

I'm in no hurry at all, and I did upload a lot at once.

These can wait. They've taken decades to be recorded, so a few extra days now makes no difference!

I hope your week goes well.

Hi Hokuspokus, I've had a really good recording session. It's all poetry! 06 'The Mother's Son' by Rudyard Kipling Text: http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0603781h.html Duration: 1.34 MP3: https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/kP2KiHBM/mlsw003_mothersson_el.mp3 07 'The Expert' by Rudyard Kipling Tex...

I'd be quite happy to DPL.
Erin

Hello Hokuspokus, Your response has made me happy! I found something else for the collection, and it's ready for PL! Section 05 'The Tragedy of the Sioux' by Chief Standing Bear (1868/1869-1939) Text: http://gutenberg.ca/ebooks/standingbearl-tragedyofthesioux/standingbearl-tragedyofthesioux-00-h.htm...

Cool, thank you! I don't have anything else lined up, but for future reference, is there an upper limit on the number of contributions per collection per reader? Some of the Librivox collections have a cap (like the three poems per reader in the monthly poetry collections), and others don't. There a...

Hello Hokuspokus (and/or whoever might PL), I have three poems for this collection: Section 02 'Spilt Milk' by William Butler Yeats Text: https://ebooks.adelaide.edu.au/y/yeats/william_butler/y4c/complete.html Duration: 0.29 MP3: https://upload.legamus.eu/simple/files/bfA5vonr/mlsw003_spiltmilk_el.m...

Hi Anna,

I wanted to post to let you know that I'll out of office at the end of the month and in early May. If you have anything, by all means upload it, I just won't PL until I'm back.
Erin

Bravo! All PL OK. Your changes are seamless, too.

This is a terrific book, and I'm very glad you chose it to record. I hope it finds many listeners all over the world, as it absolutely deserves it.

This has been such a pleasure to listen to. Thank you for letting me PL! Section 12 is PL OK, and beyond OK. I have two notes for section 11: 4.55-5.02, pronunciation of Teignmouth (this one is me being really fussy!): Just as we get to its being well known that Mr. W. once threw hand-painted plate ...

This is a delight to listen to, and I'm sorry there are only two sections remaining. Section 9 and 10 are brilliant. I have three very short notes for section 8 for you to weigh up: 2.37-2.40. Check pronunciation of triolet This week's competition announces itself as a Triolet... https://en.oxforddi...

Section 7 is PL OK. I've got a couple of notes for your consideration for section 6: At 0.33-0.36: £1 9s. [I heard 7s.] 6d. At 10.29-10.32, double check the pronunciation of circuitously: I circuitously approach the topic of Barbara. https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/circuitously The whol...

The plot continues apace. I don't know what Robert will say to her when she gets back from London! Sections 4 and 5 are PL OK. I have one note for section 3, and, as with everything else, I'll leave you to make the call. The thing I noticed was at 23.05-23.07: ...(whose son plays the violin [heard '...

Hi Cori, Section 2 is very good, and I'm so glad that you've introduced me to Delafield. I have a couple of PL notes. This is an opportunity to work on what level of PLing you'd like. If these are too stringent, do say so. I don't want you to wince whenever I post in the thread. At 6.25-6.29, double...

Good evening! Section 1 is fab. I've marked it PL OK, although I'll note one small thing - the intro omits 'Legamus'. I think there is slightly greater flexibility with the disclaimers here than at Librivox, though I'm willing to be corrected on that point! What a fun chapter. I am sorry that I'll n...

Hi Cori, If you'd like me to DPL, I'd be quite willing. As we've not worked together before, I'll let you know what you're in for! A specific thing - I'll be away from my desk in late April and early May, which I mention just in case you'd like the project to be catalogued quickly. General stuff: if...

I wanted to put this site down for possible inclusion. It's Colonial Australian Popular Fiction: A Digital Archive, and it's hosted by the University of Melbourne: http://www.apfa.esrc.unimelb.edu.au/home.html These are scans, or least the ones that I've looked at are. There is some overlap with PGA...