u/Meloenbolletjeslepel

Could someone send me an example picture maybe? I thought it would become clear along the way but it hasn't happened yet.

Edit: forgot to say: I of course googled "vestibule" before but it seems to mean something else than what I found.

• I guess I don't really care that much about doing the voices correctly (although it's a plus, it also just makes it easier to follow)
• I noticed that many narrators have this thing where they tend to fall into this rhythm where they repeat the exact same intonation every 1 or 2 sentences. This drives me mental.
• Stuff I loved:
  • Rosamund Pike - Wheel of Time
  • Rivers of London - Kobna Holdbrook-Smith
  • Discworld - Nigel Planer
  • Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy - Douglas Adams

My taste is broader then these very typical types of books, but because I started with Discworld, these were the books I thought of next.

Interested to see your recommendations, or have a general chat about what makes good narration. Still relatively new to the whole audiobook thing.

It's only 5%! That's low for a beer! And they're mentioning it to be the strongest. Or is that the point somehow?

On the left side he's wearing felt pants, saying Tom Felton. On the right he's not wearing pants and it says Tom Feltoff.

This idea is my gift to the world, you're welcome

Dutch person here, not a single clue about states and how they actually are except for the over-the-top stereotypes I learned from tv. So that would be Hollywood, New York, Texas, Florida, some general homeliness of some smaller states in the middle aaaand that's probably about it.

From Pluribus I'm getting California weather but way more calm with lower population. How is it actually?

I know that a dog being carelessly murdered in a movie will most-certainly make me like a movie less and has actually leaded to me turning off the movie. Unfortunately I can't remember which movie(s) that was. I do know that the reason I stopped watching The Boys was because of the continuous deaths of animals trying to help The Deep out of the goodness of their heart.