Today’s MacZot is lovely interesting if you’re into hearing your own books: Narrator reads text aloud, using multiple voices if you’d like. Once you’ve selected a portion of text you want to hear, you can identify which voice reads what, and then export the whole thing to iTunes. Make your own audio books? Listen to your work in progress as an editing technique? Ask the different voices to read vaguely obscene phrases so you can giggle like a 10-year-old boy? Whatever blows your skirt up. Very cool.
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I cracked up at “Me again.”
Yep-- that’s when I pretty much slid off my chair and sat there, giggling helplessly.
My husband’s contribution was “Someone needs to tell Joe he doesn’t have a guitar.”
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Great advice, Sarah, and if I may pimp, over at http://wetnoodleposse.blogspot.com we’re talking all month about psyching up for National.
I think writers are the easiest people in the world to network with. All you need to…
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First off, I’m one of those writers who believe that bloggers not only have every right to be there, they should be there. (’Course, I could be biased because some of the best times I had last year happened to…
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His Wonderbread must have been magically delicious!
Last Friday I had to give away my Joe Cocker tickets in order to attend a friends wedding. My sister went to the concert and said he was clear and sober…
SB, your words of advice and encouragement are certainly welcome for people, such as myself who shy away from attending conferences because of many of the reasons you addressed.
Aside from the networking aspect, the conference sounds like…
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