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Since Friday, I have been called a liar over how some people say foal like fowl/foul. To open up, thank you to those of you who say it this way who stepped up to confirm it's a real accent. You're appreciated. I first heard it in Tennessee, where …
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Yesterday, I was flooded with private messages on my personal profile because people did not appreciate that my narrator opted to use foal in a Texan accent. My proofers (both of them) are originally from Texas, so this sounded normal to them. I have …
This is not a happy post. I'm not even sorry about that. Not everything can be positive, and this is a problem. This is how I'm addressing the problem: I will be having my audiobook proofer going through (paid, of course), to identify the time …
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Single, female lycanthrope: check. Bills to pay: check. A bounty for the hottest single lycanthrope on the block: check. As the sole holdout of the corporate buyout of her apartment building, Joyce Gray is determined to transform her …
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What is coming up next, you may be asking? You've seen all of these... except for one. That's right, there's a new book up for preorder! Right now, the preorder links are chaos, but you can scavenger hunt if you would like in the meantime. As a …
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Greetings, folks! Someone wrote in with a question regarding the Vampire of Montana audiobook, which I wanted to address. Foals (as in the baby horse) has an odd accenting to some; it's a Texan thing (for certain regions of Texas.) The narrator …
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