[issybird]

I've started Twain's Life on the Mississippi, narrated by Grover Gardner. Gardner's doing a good job; I've only ever heard him narrate Shelby Foote works before - as GG for nonfiction and as Tom Parker for fiction. His rather folksy inflections are working well here as one would expect.

I'd also like to plug the LA Theatre Works' readings of plays with multiple artists. Tubemonkey posted about apps of the plays; the Boston Public Library has 72 iitems from their catalogue and overall, they're delightful. I'll by cuing up Shaw's The Devil's Disciple later today.

ETA: I should have said that by all means this can be deleted or absorbed if the entire thread will be moved.