Audiobook!
May. 26th, 2020 09:47 amIt's quite a breathtaking thing when a friend likes your story so much she declares she'll do audio for it--and then assembles a team to do the sound engineering and proofing! But that's what CSE Cooney did for The Gown of Harmonies, and now it's live and available via Audible, Amazon, and iTunes.
We're in the final week of May--my hope is that this new format will get a new batch of people interested in the story and lead to some more purchases--> more money for the Food Bank of Western New England!
I know you all who read here already know about the story and have probably already purchased it if you're able (and if it's the sort of story you like), but if you know people who like audiobooks, if you can let them know, I'd be very grateful! And if you yourself like audiobooks, Claire is a *fabulous* reader. There's an audio sample at the various links.
Audiobook cover is ... same as ebook cover, but square

Audible link
Amazon audiobook link
Apple (iTunes) audiobook
Thank you, as always, for your time and attention!
We're in the final week of May--my hope is that this new format will get a new batch of people interested in the story and lead to some more purchases--> more money for the Food Bank of Western New England!
I know you all who read here already know about the story and have probably already purchased it if you're able (and if it's the sort of story you like), but if you know people who like audiobooks, if you can let them know, I'd be very grateful! And if you yourself like audiobooks, Claire is a *fabulous* reader. There's an audio sample at the various links.

Audible link
Amazon audiobook link
Apple (iTunes) audiobook
Thank you, as always, for your time and attention!
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Date: 2020-05-27 11:13 am (UTC)And recently, I've begun listening to fiction I've really enjoyed after I've finished reading it. Hearing the words adds a whole other dimension.
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Date: 2020-05-27 11:17 am (UTC)Him: I'm going to have to enlist
Her: Must you really?
Imagine that a scene could take an interpretation where the second line was either straight-up worry or fretful petulance, and that the reader took that second route. It changes the whole cast of the meaning!
But if they get it right, it's ace.
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Date: 2020-05-27 11:46 am (UTC)(Just finished listening to the audiobook for The Glass Hotel. Liked the novel quite well, but the audiobook was terrible.)
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