Robin is kicking off another listening session at her place. Here is my contribution - again from The Woman in the Wall. (I'd call it a work in progress, except I haven't made any over the past couple of weeks. Work, work, work, sigh).
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Wow, great voice and awesome passage. Thanks for sharing.
The phrase 'eat your own words' typically has a negative connotation, but I'm going to invoke it here in a positive incarnation — these are delicious words and you read them with relish. The image of the two characters slumped in front of the TV is great.
I agree, your voice is so soothing it pulls you in to this mildewy domestic situation. I see it perfectly. The poor wee bairn has joined the two in the room now … I have a feeling nothing will be the same.
A piece that creates an undeniable mood, and you read it appropriately. I am amazed at how well everyone reads. I don't know why it amazes me, but this whole group has really wonderful, expressive voices. Yours is no exception.
cuts off abruptly, otherwise super!
it IS a WIP, no matter how long between additions/edits/deletions....
Very nice! Love your voice.
Strangely, I think you sound much more Scottish in this one.
I agree with you, Conduit.
McK, you sound more like what I thought you'd sound like - I love it!
Wonderful beautiful voice - and I love that news tidbit about the skelelton, tucked in there in the end of the passage...
It's how she says "house". Total Scot on that vowel. By the way, I renamed your link to Black Watch Sheila a couple weeks ago. If you'd like a different clan pattern, let me know.
Great. I'm a sucker for the Scots accent, though yours doesn't have as much "burr" has some. Perhaps the Aussies have corrupted your speech?
Lovely story; I could go on listening.
*sigh* Please may I have some more? You really should be doing your own audiobooks. Great stuff here, McK!
Thank you all! This was fun.
Paca, there's a moose loose aboot this hoose.
You do sound different on this one - I'm not sure quite what it is.
I agree with pjd - I shouldn't be amazed but I am, everyone has such great individualistic voices!
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