New Podfic: Wind from the South (by Nos4a2no9)

[arrow00]

Hey guys: I recorded Nos' Wind from the South
because I adore it beyond all measure. There is so much
freakin' emotion in this story, tightly packed down deep
beneath a layer of desolation so profound it's like an
avalanche. All drawn masterfully by Nos with her smooth
and stark words. It is to weep.


Title: Wind from the South
Author: nos4a2no9
Fandom: dS
Pairing: Fraser/RayK, Fraser/OFC
Raging: PG-13
Author's website: www.wasbeautiful.com
Story text: Wind from the South
Podfic version: [right mouse-click and save as] (32 MB | mp3 | 32:46)
(Now mirrored here by General Jinjur.)
Notes: Thanks to Nos for helping me with foreign language pronunciations.

Comments

[luzula]

Listened to this now, and it's gorgeous, you have a great voice. Do you sing? Because I bet you'd make a wonderful alto.

The pacing is good, too, it's faster than mine, but part of the reason I go slowly is that I'm not a native speaker, I think. Anyway, the words come through quite clearly. The reading feels quite different from the way I did it, but it's hard to put my finger on what makes the difference.

Oh, and if you're thinking about doing Speranza stories--I'm doing "Four Virtues", it'll be finished soon. Just so we don't do the double thing again... *g*

[arrow00.livejournal.com]

Hey Luz. I'm so relieved you liked it (and that the pacing didn't seem too fast.)

Yeah, I sing. Have a couple of groups. I'm closer to baritone than alto, though. I'm kind of a freak. :)

Thanks for the heads up about "Four Virtues." I'm thinking about doing "Eight Sessions" and then, if I get the gumption, "An Admirable Solution."

What's the best way to find out if someone else is already working on something?

[luzula]

That is so cool. The baritone thing, I mean. I used to sing in a choir (I was second alto), but now I mostly sing together with my sister.

I'd think the best way of finding out if someone's doing a podfic is to ask the author. I know Speranza's given blanket permission, but I still think people would check with her, or at least I did. I do know that Eight Sessions is on Zabira's to-do list (at the top of her LJ), but there are a lot of stories on that list, so you could ask her.

I think you could go straight to "An Admirable Solution", I'd love to hear your take on Fraser's ballads in the beginning... : )