August 25th 2024
Welcome to my weekly diary charting the ups and downs of turning my Victorian whodunnit, Octopus: Octavius Guy & The Case of the Throttled Tragedienne, into a podcast. I'm its author, Michael Gallagher. Beric Livingstone is its narrator.
Where Beric is at:
Again, still no word from Beric.
Here he reads the second section from The Interval Continued, where Gooseberry starts asking the stranger, who's claiming to be his father, "questions".
I can't imagine a better, more thoroughly detailed and accurate reading, to be honest. If there are any authors out there who are considering turning their novels into audiobooks, I can thoroughly recommend Beric. You can contact him on his website.
"The Interval Continued, Part 2"
Learn more about Beric here:
Where I am at:
I've been working my way through Vivaldi's Autumn and Winter making a few (a very few) clips which could be useable.
Winter, Movement 3: Allegro non molto:
And simply because Octopus is not all doom and gloom:
Autumn, Movement 1: Allegro:
Till next week folks! The best known movements (the fast ones) from Summer and Winter (you'll know them well) still await my razor touch!
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