/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.18820695]

>This is a Librivox recording, all Librivox recordings are on the public domain.

[Anonymous No.18820706]

90% of librivox readers are retarded or insane people with a speech impediment of some kind

There's a female Lovecraft reader who sounds like Barbara Walters with a thicker lisp. She pronounces her r's like w's.

[Anonymous No.18820714]

>t-this is audible

[Anonymous No.18821338]

>>18820706
Ha ha true

[Anonymous No.18822951]

>>18820695
Hegel's Introduction to The Philosophy of History is incredibly based
https://www.yewtu.be/watch?v=VwN7otICQHw&listen=1

[Anonymous No.18822991]

It's even better in German.
Dies ist eine Librivox aufnahme. Alle Librivox aufnahmen sind...

[Anonymous No.18823078]

>>18820706
Not only that, they all use shitty gamer mics with crackling and buzzing, and there are a ton of europeans with heavy accents. If the book is written in england, it should have an english accent. If it's written in america, obviously an american accent is appropriate. simple as.

[Anonymous No.18823139]

>>18822991
I need to learn German. Never learned another language before but there's so many notable German authors that I think it'd be worth it.

[Anonymous No.18823601]

>>18823078
>they all use shitty gamer mics with crackling and buzzing, and there are a ton of europeans with heavy accents.
This is what adds soul to the audiobook, what makes them unique.

[Anonymous No.18823663]

>>18823601
based
>>18823078
t. corporate slave

[Anonymous No.18823676]

>>18823078
>>18820706
>tfw not retarded
>no speech impediments
>love reading aloud
>have really good mic
>hate giving free shit to the consoomer public
aw