The Colour Out of Space by Howard Phillips Lovecraft (1890–1937) This project is now complete! All audio files can be found on our catalog page: http://legamus.eu/blog/?p=190 In the tale, written in 1927, an unnamed narrator pieces together the story of an area known by the locals as the "blas...

Talking about Wikipedia, someone could start an article about Legamus there. Does anyone here have any experience writing Wikipedia entries? Also, last week I gave a link to our site to one guy who was willing to start reading some stuff. Starting interest groups on various social networking sites c...

I was thinking about weird stories by E.F.Benson collected in this ebook-> http://gutenberg.net.au/ebooks06/0605171.txt There are 24 of them, 7 of which are post-1923. I don't know of any other free-licence on-line source for his stories. Anyway, it's not in my plans for the immediate future. If the...

On the surface it all looks very clear-cut and easy: texts published after 1922 by author who died more that 70 years ago? - welcome; texts written before 1923? - please, go to LV. However, what if: - there is whole bunch of stories (published both pre- and post 1922) made available at gutenberg.au....

Cool I think I'll move to other stories by Lovecraft now, or other stories he mentions in "Supernatural Horror".

I understand that you're going add tags later on? I wrote 4 or 5 in my previous post.

EDIT: I've just noticed that you DID add the tags...

And here comes chapter 8, thus making the audiobook complete :D http://ge.tt/843SqgH/v/0 Duration: 31:34 I'll add the missing info to the opening post in a moment. I don't know where in the opening post I should add tags and link, so I'll write it here. Link to the author: http://en.wikipedia.org/wi...

I don't know anything about M4B production procedures, so I can't help here, but I was about to ask what other ways we plan to use to make our audiobooks available, apart from audio files downloadable from the Legamus website. At the moment our output is still small, but I have no doubt that it will...

Good news I've finally managed to record section 8. I hope to be able to post it tomorrow.

Edited section 10 uploading. Duration: 23:13 It will be available at http://ge.tt/8rynUaH/v/0 The edited fragment starts at approx. 4:10

OK, I'll do it the way you suggest.

Section 11 uploading. It will ba available at http://ge.tt/1UDTdUH/v/0 Duration: 19:04


Btw. I haven't forgotten about the translation. I'll do it soon.

I never thought this could be a problem, even though I specifically looked Long up in Wikipedia to see if we could record him either for legamus or for LV But I guess you're right that we should consider this. Well, if it turnes out that we should omit it, I can always delete that part.

I've just started uploading section 10 - the 1st part of "The Modern Masters". It will be available at http://ge.tt/5jPzoOH/v/0 Duration: 23:47

Oh, OK. That was my "hypothesis B"-namely, that you're still in the process of figuring out some awesome outro.

I can read section 8 all right, I just need more time. I know the meaning of the words used, it's the flow of the overlong sentences that I have problem with. Since I'm hoping to be able to record section 10 pretty quickly, I just have to ask about this "soon to come" thing in the outro. I...

I skipped chapter 8 for the time being because it was giving me much trouble, and decided to go on to chapter 10. It's the longest one (6200 words) so I decided to split it into two. Could you give me one more section in the MW? Also, I'm going to make a list of the authors and works mentioned by Lo...

Here's section 9 Duration: 22:23
http://ge.tt/6m576xG/v/0

From time to time I see "revised edition" notes in books I read, but so far I haven't paid much attention to it. I have no idea if the publishers in Poland are obliged by law to state what edition the work is based on. Thus, I have no idea what to assume when I find no such info.

Here's chapter 7 on Edgar Allan Poe http://ge.tt/2l2BnoG/v/0 duration: 16:15 It contains some of the longest, most complex and flowery sentences I've found in this book so far :roll: I wonder what HPL would have said if he had had a chance to read something by Stefan Grabiński, an inter-war Polish w...

Section 6 http://ge.tt/58VrCiG/v/0 Duration: 13:59


I hope I haven't butchered the German and the French names and titles beyond recognition.

Section 5 http://ge.tt/7sbyjfG/v/0 Duration 18:15 This one is a real mine of names and titles :mrgreen: I changed text in two places because I found mistakes there. First of all the Shelley's novel mentioned at the beginning is called "Zastrozzi", and not "Zastro". Secondly, Vath...