Chapter One – The Giant
Twenty Years Later
By Emma Newman
Chapter One – The Giant (13.40 minutes)
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Hi
Thank you for this much-anticipated installment on this excellent audio adventure. You would be a great audio book narrator for others’ books as well.
I adore your voice.
Love from Canada
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xoxo
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Have you looked into on-demand publishing? Books, even ebooks may cost a bit more but it would get your entire book out there faster. Of course, I’ld still hang around to hear YOU read it!
I’m hooked. When is it available? Your reading voice is perfect for this. Don’t let anybody talk you into getting a ‘professional’ reader.
Thanks every one.
Rob, you are a sweetheart, I wouldn’t dream of reading other people’s books! I’m so glad you like it.
Steve, I have looked into it, and if you look back in the archives at my very early posts you can see my ramblings about it there.
And thanks Bob, that’s a very flattering thing to say
[...] For those of you that enjoy serialized fiction, we are thrilled to see that Collective Inkwell Short Story winner Emma Newman is posting a podcast up of her post-apocalyptic novel for young adults on her site. Emma is a great writer. And I (Dave) can listen to an English person read all day long (love the accent). She’s up to Chapter Three, but you might want to start with Chapter One. [...]
[...] For those of you that enjoy serialized fiction, we are thrilled to see that Collective Inkwell Short Story winner Emma Newman is posting a podcast up of her post-apocalyptic novel for young adults on her site. Emma is a great writer. And I (Dave) can listen to an English person read all day long (love the accent). She’s up to Chapter Three, but you might want to start with Chapter One. [...]