Ooo, more responses!
Anna - That's how I was taught to say the name. It's kind of confusing, especially since it's also sometimes written as "Proserpine." But you'd probably know how to say it better than I. Persephone is, after all, a figure from Greek myth. How is her name pronounced in modern Greek?
Anyway, I understand if it's not for you. I'm not sure that, as a reader/listener, it would be for me, either. Thanks for trying, though, and glad you enjoyed what you did hear.
Bettina - Check the links in my above post. A text-to-speech program will allow you to covert fic into audio files. You won't get the intonation and such, but it's better than nothing. I know someone who did that for reasons similar to your own, and I think it worked well for her once she got used to it. (Don't remember what program she used, though.)
James - Not sure what you mean by "mature." I am in my late 20's. I'd hope my voice would be mature by now.
Is it that I tend to be goofy and have a cartoonish avatar? Well, whatever the case, thanks for the comments. Glad you like it.
Selinde and MetroRhodes - Uhm... Thanks.
Glad to know you like my voice.
As for nfic, I don't generally read it and I wouldn't record another author's work without permission.
I am, however, open to requests.
Anyway... Now that I found the recording quality setting, I've finished the job. I rerecorded Part One and then recorded Parts Two and Three. Not sure how well it really works. I tried to distinguish quotes and proper names, but it can be tricky to pull off. Hopefully, it's clear.
I'll edit the first post as well, but for those who want to hear:
Part One (5.8MB)
Part Two (3.4MB)
Part Three (5.3MB)
Paul
