Listening intently as my wife, @TheBookAddict explains to me how to reeeally use #Litsy because I want to be involved more on a platform that is actually awesome.
1. Yes! I‘ve listened to more than 60 audiobooks this year (though, to be fair, that‘s because I‘m on an audiobook award committee!)
2. Crafting (sewing or embroidery, mostly), setting up my planner, working, or commuting.
3. Write or edit! I can‘t listen to anything with words while writing or editing.
4. Some of the narrators. 👀👀👀
5. When listening for myself, usually 1.25-1.5x speed. For the award, no speeding up.
#tellmetuesday
So I recently had my books produced on audio - and the world needs to hear the narrator with the killer baritone I hired to voice them - and I have a few codes to hand out to people willing to leave reviews for them on Audible. Any audio book listeners who like pararom in here?
1. Cooking or commuting
2. Audible
3. Sped up
4. Stephen Fry
5. The Thief series by Megan Whalen Turner
#audiobookinquiry @Chelleo
1. Riding public transit, eating, meditating before bed
2. Library (cloudLibrary)
3. Original pace
4. LeVar Burton, Neil Gaiman, Jim Dale, Simon Vance, etc.
5. Don‘t play favorites!!
#audiobookinquiry @Chelleo
When Audible asks how many hours you‘ve listened to. It seems like so little for all the audiobooking I do. #Audible20
pickIf you knew someone was going to commit murder, what would you do?
That blurb alone had me hooked. Loved this story and the entire series just keeps getting better and better. Visit Virtue Falls, you won't regret it.
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