Prooflisten to "The Wounded Name"?

[luzula]

I am going to record D K Broster's The Wounded Name for Librivox. If you haven't read it, it is slashy hurt/comfort set during the Napoleonic wars. I sold it to sovay like this: Waterloo happens off stage while the main characters share a bed in a cave and make anguished confessions.

Would anyone like to prooflisten for me? This is an obligatory part of making a Librivox audiobook, but it doesn't mean you have to check the reading against the text. You just have to check that each section has the correct intro/outro and that there are no obvious editing errors.

Only do this if you think you would enjoy it! You don't need to do it as a favor to me, since it's not hard to find prooflisteners at Librivox. (Though it might happen that the one who volunteers thinks Flight of the Heron has a happy ending after listening to the whole thing...)

Comments

[luzula]

Er, maybe I should have warned you about all the French royalists...but I really can't take it seriously on any sort of political level, since it's all an excuse for slashiness, which you will soon see. I guess now you can see that Broster is fond of red-headed (sorry, bronze in this case) heroes! : )

[feroxargentea]

That's okay, I can cope with protagonists whose politics I don't share, esp if the novel's all romantic nonsense anyway ;)

[luzula]

It is definitely all romantic nonsense. : )