I decided to record this in Audacity just for practice. It's not very long and a fun little section in between a couple of chapters by the author. The context is that the original (fictional) author of the book was named S. Morgenstern, who recorded the story as a historical event. The man who wrote the "abridged version" is William Goldman, who sometimes puts in his own input in the middle of the story, usually with details about his journey through abridging the book. This is one of them, and my personal favorite at this time. If anyone has time to listen to it but it doesn't let you open, let me know so I can convert it to a different file. (Fun fact: William Goldman also screen wrote the film version of "The Princess Bride", which explains why it's so original to the book)

In a little over a week, a new podcast will be releasing its first episodes. You might just hear yours truly playing multiple characters. https://www.tiktok.com/@sybilhmontgomery

Sooo this comic was technically finished on the twentieth of April, and I sent it out to those in my email list… but then my family went on vacation… and there was no WiFi… and well here we are XD. Sorry about the delay, after I finished this one I just sorta forgot about the others things I needed to do with the comic. So here it is! Oh, and @Mary Parkinson I know I said I was gonna add you to my email list but of all the people I sent it to I forgot about you! So sorry about that, I’m sending you the email with the comic. Anyone else who would like to be added please let me know! God bless!

I will be live tonight on TikTok and YouTube reading the end of The Tale of Despereaux by Kate DiCamillo https://www.youtube.com/@undeadpapa https://www.tiktok.com/@undeadpapa

Hey everyone here are 5 of my little animation Demos would love all your feedback, thanks!