Note by @fastfinge

Gina @NightDrake@dragonscave.space

It was my turn to pick a book for both a group. And a friend of mine who we read a book together every week or two. Because I needed to kill two birds with one stone. I went with Arrows of the Queen for the friend and I to read together, since I'm already re-re-re-reading yeah, you get it. LOL for the group. Now my decision. Do I read the Audible version or the BARD version. I love them both for different reasons.

🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦 @fastfinge@interfree.ca

@NightDrake The bard version is the one narrated by Madelyn Buzzard isn't it? Because that's the only correct answer. Or at least that's the one we get from the library in Canada.

Gina @NightDrake@dragonscave.space

@fastfinge Yep. that's the very one. And Madelyn Buzzard is one of my favorite NLS narrators of all time.

🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦 @fastfinge@interfree.ca

@NightDrake I never even bothered trying the audible one I like her so much. Both in that and Friday by Robert Heinlein. She just does sarcasm so well. And listening to the audible preview...eww this sounds terrible. Christa Lewis pauses so weirdly.

Gina @NightDrake@dragonscave.space

@fastfinge Krista Lewis also isn't quite sure how she wants to pronounce Talia's name either.

Gina @NightDrake@dragonscave.space

@fastfinge I've not ever read that Heinlein book. But it is on my list.

🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦 @fastfinge@interfree.ca

@NightDrake It has a moderate amount of sex, so be ready for that. A good book, though.

Gina @NightDrake@dragonscave.space

@fastfinge I am not a bit bothered by sex. But thanks for letting me know. Just in case.

🇨🇦Samuel Proulx🇨🇦 @fastfinge@interfree.ca

@NightDrake What's annoying me is that the library in Canada is slowly going through and replacing the NLS recordings with commercial ones. I assume to avoid depending on The United States government who could take away our rights to use them at any point as part of the on-going war.