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James Joyce’s Ulysses
In celebration of Bloomsday, 2007, we are releasing our long-awaited version of James Joyce’s Ulysses
The work comprises more than 32 hours of audio, and the project took a year-and-a-half to complete, with scores of volunteer participants. Started in November 2005, it is one of LibriVox’s longest-running projects, and is also the longest text we have recorded.
The LibriVox Ulysses project had a few special rules: readers were encouraged to read in groups, in public places, and no editing was required. And yet some of the sections (notably, sections 15 f and g and 18) have been done with extraordinary attention to detail and creativity. The audiobook can be downloaded here.
Bloomsday also sees the release of another Joyce novel, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man.
There is some rumbling within the LibriVox community about trying to produce a new audio version of Ulysses every two years.
Librivox Community Podcast 40
Show 40 is now available from Archive.org
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Length: 23.58
Size: 21.9MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
Unsung Heroes of Librivox
1. Hugh pays tribute to Meta Coordinators
2. Cori and the anal retentive catalogers
3. Ticktockman – tribute to MCs – part 1.
4. Cori explains the nuts and bolts of the meta coordination process.
5. Ticktockmans tribute part 2 with special reference to Caeristhiona.
6. The crazy world of David Barnes.
Listen here: [audio:http://www.archive.org/download/librivox_community/librivox_community_podcast_40.mp3]
Librivox Community Podcast 39
Show 39 is now available from Archive.org
or from your podcatchers
To subscribe please use this FeedBurner link
Length: 36:02
Size: 32.9MB
Host: Jim Mowatt
Unsung Heroes of Librivox
1. Interview with Sibella and Starlite
2. Kri talks about the sort of qualities you need to be a book coordinator.
3. Gesine considers book coordinating to be her favourite thing on Librivox and has many fascinating things to say on the subject.
4. Cloud Mountain casts a glance at the New Releases.
Listen here: [audio:http://www.archive.org/download/librivox_community/librivox_community_podcast_39.mp3]