In part II of Sarah's interview with Renee Raudman, they talk about how Renee handles reviews, and how she manages varying feedback on her performances. We discuss male narrators of romance fiction, and the intimacy and connection readers sometimes feel with the voices and people who perform beloved stories.
Here are the books we discuss in this podcast (please note, many are audiobooks):
And I mentioned Forvo.com, where you can hear people pronouncing different words from around the world. IT'S SO COOL.
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Could you tell me what the podcast is for the Last Hour of Gann? I loved the book, but spent so much time crying. And thinking about being the last human on Gann.
REalized that I was spelling my search incorrectly – found it (Podcast #77).
Also wanted to say that I don’t really listen to podcasts, but I haven’t missed your recent ones and I’m starting on your backlist. Thanks!
Catherine Called Birdy! I loved that book so much! Though, I found the use of the word “piss” absolutely scandalous as an elementary schooler.
For some reason I can only see the book links for about a split second and then all but one vanishes. Since I’m the only one complaining I’m going to guess it’s some setting of my own that’s changed and not a problem with the real links. If there’s anybody out there who can clue me in on how to fix it I’d be grateful.
Eeeeee! You read my email! So excited 😀
Ahem. Right. Adult again. Catherine Called Birdie is excellent, and I must have read through The Song of The Lioness quartet by Tamora Pierce like five times around about 6th or 7th grade.