There's a certain deep sense of joy I feel when I narrate my own book.

February 20, 2020 • 00:03:44
There's a certain deep sense of joy I feel when I narrate my own book.
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There's a certain deep sense of joy I feel when I narrate my own book.

Feb 20 2020 | 00:03:44

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Bradley Charbonneau

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I suppose it's partly because I'm proud of my words but there's a part of me that hearing the words spoken, listening to the voice, my own voice, say the words aloud, string together sentences, rise and fall with intonation, and make a performance of it, I'm just in my element.

I just plain love it.

Here's Chapter 4 from the audiobook I just finished today. A short story called, "Pass the Sour Cream."

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