i knew as soon as i stumbled upon this task that i would complete it, and i admit that so far, of all the ones i've attempted, it has been my very favorite. this isn't so much because i particularly love reading books into cheap microphones which i ...

I've always hated reading aloud, since the days of endless social studies classes where the teacher would make all the kids take turns reading from the book. And I have difficulty listening to lectures or books on tape, because I fall asleep or space...

For this task completion I decided to create a small collection of some of my favorite poetry. i had originally entertained the idea of doin a complete run through of The Great Gatsby (a la Andy Kaufman) or to put up some Vonnegut (My Favorite), but ...

This is an in-progress submission. I'll consider it properly completed when the last chapter of Book of Three is done, until then, it's up so anyone can listen to them as I post. So, my fellow SF0-ers, I may be a rogue, a knave and an all around lun...

The logs of an artificial intelligence in a post-apocalyptical world. Their survival depends on their ability to perform jobs, collect Time - processing time - and not to upset the "Stickies", the mistrusting remains of humankind, who nonetheless sti...

I decided to make an audiobook of a children's book for my three month old nefew. It's a french bedtime story about the Carebears. He's not old enough to read yet, so he can now listen to my voice and look a the pictures along before he goes to bed. ...

I'm an author. It pains me on occasion, but there it is. I'd been working on this task for ages - the editing, the recording, the signal degradation to get the perfectly right tone to the recordings. Perfectly right to me, that is. I take comfort in ...

-I decided to read some stories. Some are personal favorites, some are stories I used to teach. I've included each track's length in its title. -There are a few errors in pronunciation, a few transposed, added, or dropped words, a few stutters. P...

I love Richard Brautigan, and so does a friend of mine, so it was a no-brainer to recite a few Brautigan stories and give them to my friend.

I thought it would be fun to combine this task with another one, so I decided that once I'd made my audiobook, I would give it away by burying it for a friend along with some kind of thematically appropriate treasure. After a couple of trial runs ...