Welcome to LiteralSystems.org. These free audio books are here for your personal enjoyment and we do hope you enjoy them. Schools are also welcome to make these audio books available to their students provided there is no charge associated with access to them.
Paid Performances On average an hour long audio book requires about four or five hours of work on the part of the actor to make it good. Consider, during the recording stage, the actors also have to deal with the director (yours truly) calling "...one more time." from the next room; this process tends to be more work than most volunteers want to put in. But, because the director (yours truly) likes the results better, in the last two years, in this fashion, we have moved largely away from working with volunteer performers to a paid performers situation. Better work is something we can all enjoy and be proud of. Help us keep this direction happening. Donate today. In the first quarter of 2008 our expenses for producing audio books ran $1,969.00 and we've received $650.00 in donations so far.
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Latest News
- Jane Aker reads the poems The Love Song of J.Alfred Prufrock by T.S.Eliot and Tom O'Bedlam.
- The Emperor's New Clothes by Hans Christian Andersen has been re-recorded with Katherine Hanscom.
- The Owl Creek Bridge was re-worked.
- Craphound (a sci-fi short story) written by Cory Doctorow and performed by Rosalia Triana is now available.
- We're glad to announce that LoudLit.org has funded production of The Scarlet Letter, unabridged. We begin recording in about 3 weeks.
- Our sister site is open. Verkaro.com offers a collection of audio books for sale. These recordings are specially made with more an original flavor and features some of the voice actors you've heard here at LitSys. Our first publication (a collection of Sci-fi and strange tales) is called Consider the Alternative 01. We hope you'll give us a visit. WS
Sincerely, Warren Smith Director of Operations