Two podfics: SPN and SherlockBBC

[calliglad.livejournal.com]

Title: Paradisi//Inferno
Author: seraphwings
Reader: calliglad
Length: 45m25s
Rating: R
Summary: Castiel spends forty years in hell, searching for Dean Winchester.
File info: .mp3, 41.5MB

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Title: Apotheosis
Author: mad_maudlin
Reader: calliglad
Length: 1h58m
Rating: R
Summary: John is given a chance to take the fight to Moriarty. You know what they say about whoever fights monsters...
File info: .mp3, 105.32MB (.zip)

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[cybel]

Welcome to the community! I've made you a reader tag. :-)

We'll get your podfics archived asap. Would you like podbook versions as well?

[calliglad.livejournal.com]

Thank you! Um, I'm not entirely sure how a podbook is different, but if you would like to, then I'd be very grateful :)

[cybel]

Great!

A podbook is the fannish equivalent of an audiobook. It is filed by iTunes in the Books section away from your music, and they are auto-bookmarkable. People with players that can use the format tend to prefer them to raw mp3s for these reasons. They're especially nice for multiple part podfics as the parts can be combined; I also compile them with cover art like a pro audiobook.

I'll get to work on them asap. :-)

[revolutionaryjo.livejournal.com]

YOU RECORDED APOTHEOSIS! You are my favorite ever. \o/

[cybel]

Here's the first one:

http://audiofic.jinjurly.com/paradisiinferno
http://audiofic.jinjurly.com/paradisiinferno-audiobook

I'll post the podbook to the comm momentarily.

:-)

[cybel]

http://audiofic.jinjurly.com/apotheosis
http://audiofic.jinjurly.com/apotheosis-audiobook

:-)

[crinklysolution.livejournal.com]

Can't wait to hear this! Apotheosis is a great story, can't wait to hear what you've done with it....and i'm interested in hearing the SPN one, too.

[cantarina]

Really looking forward to Paradisi Inferno, thanks!

[luzula]

Downloading Apotheosis! : )

[devo79.livejournal.com]

Well written and very well read.

[crinklysolution.livejournal.com]

I thought your reading of Apotheosis was marvelous! I was particularly impressed with your Moriarty interpretation - the line between over-the-top and awkward can be fine one, but your Moriarty was the perfect blend of seductive and unhinged. Your John was pitch perfect - l liked the understated way you read him, with great detail, from his reparte with Moran to the way you say "evening." Great choice of story. I'd read it before, and liked it, but liked it even better as a podfic. I just appreciated the way it's a long journey, and the ending feels honest-to-god earned by the time John and the listener get to it...looking forward to listening to your other podfic work!

[calliglad.livejournal.com]

I must admit, I enjoyed reading the Moriarty parts far too much. He's such a wonderful character to play, though I wasn't sure how far to take the accent and I think it came out a bit patchy.

Thank you for giving me some feedback, I very much appreciate it, and I'm glad you enjoyed my reading. I really love the story and it was so exciting to be able to podfic it. I'll hopefully be doing some more Sherlock quite soon.

[cantarina]

Augh, listening to Paradisi Inferno was a pleasure. I don't think I've ever heard another reader use silence quite in that way, but it lends a perfect weight to the performance of the story. Your voice had a great gravitas to it too! I'm totally enchanted. Like crinklysolution, I look forward to listening to Apotheosis and anything else you put forward.

[calliglad.livejournal.com]

Thank you very much! I really appreciate your feedback, so thank you for coming back and commenting. I'm glad you enjoyed the story (and the silences - in which I realised you can sometimes hear me turn pages!). I'll certainly be podficcing more in the future.

[cantarina]

I've just got done with Apotheosis and I don't even know where to start expressing my enthusiasm. Some of the credit certainly goes to the author, but your reading style is such a perfect match for the stories you choose and something about the timbre of your voice, really, really appeals to my ear. If my comments to Paradisi Inferno didn't make it clear, you've got a fan!

(It's also worth noting that I didn't hear page turning in either story; nothing in the silences but silence.)

[starrylizard.livejournal.com]

thank you. I haven't heard of either of these stories. Looking forward to them. :)

[emilianadarling.livejournal.com]

Nabbing 'Apotheosis'! Thanks so much, lovey -- I will listen on my way to and from school tomorrow. <3 Will leave more detailed feedback then.

Thanks for taking the time to record and share. :)

[whiteraven2005.livejournal.com]

Just finished Apotheosis - great reading, enjoyed it immensely.

[twasadark.livejournal.com]

I just listened to Paradisi/Inferno. What a lovely reading you did. I'm so charmed by your accent, and by the deliberate, purposeful way you speak. Just perfect!