If there is still a question on where to get hold of the written text, here's a link: The Square Egg, and Other Sketches (1929).

HTH.

Daniel

Thanks for your kind words, Martin. Sorry about the misspelling of your name, which is now corrected.

Let me know if you wish to download any of the audiobooks listed on my blog.

Daniel

Daniel, thanks for your comments on the narration. I tried to have a look at the audiobook offerings linked to in your sig, but it seems your blog is open by invitation only. Any chance you might invite me? :)
Sure, Martin, I'll send you a PM when I've lasted up "Gatsby", which will be soon now ...

Viktor wrote:The catalog entry is tagged "great american novel", "jazz age" and "love"; is that the "genre" you mean?

Well, Viktor, 'Fiction' and 'Literature' come first to mind, the latter because this work is generally considered a 'classic'.

Daniel

From what I've briefly heard, this recording is well-read and clean (of background noise), Martin. In which case, well done!

I don't see genre(s) , but this surely must be my poor eyesight, what?

Daniel

But it does seem appropriate to you to attack someone in public based on things which it would be inappropriate to divulge?
Clearly you have misunderstood because it is not the content of the PMs that is inappropriate to divulge but the principle of divulging PM content. But maybe you, who ...

I really don't understand, what you mean ... Hokuspokus is discouraging anybody to read and publish here? I definitly don't agree with you!
Do you mean because of some strict legal regulations and limits we have because of the 70+ copyrights? Please tell us, what you mean instead of just accusing ...

I like the idea with the cards in library books! Could be placed in books where we have an audio version in the catalog(s).

I mention LV and Legamus to people who buy my used books.

And Hokuspokus has a blog now! Ha! Not so much in there (and German only) but if you want to have a look http ...

Hi Victor!

Please download and host the epub and cover. Consider both files PD.

A link to the M4B audiobook would be wonderful. You may choose to link to the announcement post or to the database entry page , or both. Blog readers must scroll down to the required database entry (and link). (I'll do ...

If Victor agrees he may download this file:

Collected Short Stories (epub).zip

Besides the epub the zip file contains a jpg image of an unofficial book cover. Use or discard as you may see fit.

I'll be removing this zip file from its current location in a few days, Victor. ;)

FWIW, I have ...

1. I have created a fine epub version of this book, please let me know if you would like to make this available via the project.

2. M4B Audiobook of Collected Short Stories by D. H. Lawrence.

Daniel

If someone would care to write a 'marketing' article on Legamus, I'd be happy to put it on my blog. Of course, others may care to follow suit...

Daniel

Thanks, mate.

algy pug wrote:... I tried using GE.TT but it was so slow that I would have probably been in my grave before the upload had finished.

Nah, mate, you're not that old!

Daniel

Hi folks!

I am very surprised, this is a very good audiobook -- despite the group project status. I am particularly pleased with the consistency of the technical quality. :) Almost full marks to everyone involved, plus a little extra to the project leader, of course. ;)

But -- yes, there is ...

I have now created my own blog in which to list my M4B audiobook offerings. I'm still learning about blogs but I believe I got off to a good start. Welcome to all who appreciate the M4B audiobook format!

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