So I'm listening to the Audible edition of RAH's "The Rolling Stones"
And to my delight I've found that they recorded it with a full cast + narrator, a step up even from the excellent Readers Chair version of LMB's Vorkosigan books, which featured two readers taking on the male and female parts respectively. Given that The Rolling Stones has probably the snappiest dialog of any of his novels, juvenile or otherwise, it works extremely well. All you'd need is some sound effects and more music and you'd have a great radio play.
On a related note, I'd love to know why the hell the PG county library's download service has a limit on how many customers can "check out" an audiobook from their website. Limiting the amount of time you can use it makes sense, but it's not like the data dissapears from their system. Probably a licensing issue with the audiobook publishers. Shrug.
On a related note, I'd love to know why the hell the PG county library's download service has a limit on how many customers can "check out" an audiobook from their website. Limiting the amount of time you can use it makes sense, but it's not like the data dissapears from their system. Probably a licensing issue with the audiobook publishers. Shrug.