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Showing posts with label Slider. Show all posts

Swans and Signets

Swans and Signets

In-between recording chapters of Raghnalls Revenge where I describe bloodthirsty Vikings slaying evil witches and Kings, I like to stroll to the lake and film the wildlife. And this week we have Signets, and they are FLUFFY.So FLUFFY. !--1. The (and video player) will replace[...]
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Moorhens and tiny babies

Moorhens and tiny babies

 In my lunch break I left the recording room and grabbed my camera as I'd spotted the tiniest little black fluffy specks swimming about the canal by my house - Moorhen chicks! You can see them in the video when the dad is passing materials to the Hen among the reed, they're[...]
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The War Diaries

The War Diaries

  So, I've been busy writing a book - it's really just a transcription of the diary kept by a British Army soldier, who is also my partners grandfather. William Warren was a Sapper (explosives expert) in the British army, and was captured in France in 1941, and held as a POW[...]
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Inspired by nature to do more recording!

Inspired by nature to do more recording!

The Bayberry mascot tired after a long day of BeaglingRecording audiobooks is fun and all, but you do need to get out and recharge your creative batteries every so often - how do you do it? I like head out with my camera and stalk the wildlife around the lakes near my home. This[...]
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Shauna Richmond's Raghnall books

Shauna Richmond's Raghnall books

 Shauna Richmond's Raghnall booksI asked Shauna Richmond to tell me a little about her books and the universe in which they are set, and what themes they explore. Raghnall series is a dark fantasy series with hints of Norse, Celtic and Gaelic mythology. Trigger warnings[...]
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Monitoring and Mixing Audiobooks

Monitoring and Mixing Audiobooks

Monitoring & Mixing my audiobooks I've been using KRK Rokit 6 monitors for my audiobooks for nearly 4 years now, and I really like what I hear. My As I work in mono, I only need one monitor, no need for a stereo pair. I work using a digital audio workstation, AKA a PC with[...]
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Spring is Coming...

Spring is Coming...

And so are more chapters of Moby Dick!I've just been for a lovely sunny evening walk in darkest Wiltshire, and for the first time in a while I'm feeling energised, there's a light at the end of this bleak and wintery covid-lockdown tunnel! I've produced 9 chapters of the classic[...]
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The Wrath Of Raghnall

The Wrath Of Raghnall

 The Wrath Of Raghnall, By Shona Richmond.The Wrath Of RaghnallThis book by Shona Richmond is my first entry into the fantasy genre, and it has been a fun one to do! There's a lot of classic fantasy elements here, but with a strong female cast and leading characters that make[...]
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The Alchemists Revenge

The Alchemists Revenge

The Alchemists RevengeThe Alchemists Revenge is the third in the series by Martin Archer, narrated by yours truly. The Company Of Archers find themselves caught up in the very war they instigated and profited from - they must defend the city with their lives if they are to have[...]
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Fatal Mistakes

Fatal Mistakes

 Fatal Mistakes by Martin ArcherFatal MistakesThe second book in the Archers series, the action continues in medieval Europe, as the Company Of Archers exert their influence and control and expand their fleet, big enough to rival any Navy of the time. They profit by fomenting[...]
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The Gold Coins

The Gold Coins

 The Gold Coins, by Martin ArcherA story of medieval pirates, wars and treasure!The Gold CoinsMartin Archer's series of historical novels comes to life in a Bayberry Audiobooks production, available from Audible. Set in medieval Europe, we follow The Company Of Archers, a barely-legal[...]
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One Summer by Jim Ellis

One Summer by Jim Ellis

One Summer, by Jim EllisOne Summer, by Jim EllisNathan Forrest is a lapsed Catholic, a welder, an illegitimate son, and a gifted jazz trumpeter. After he begins pursuing Dorothy - a Protestant girl from a middle-class family - they face the antagonism of mid-20th century Scotland.Against[...]
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