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1. Post on your blog answering this question:
The sound of silence: When reading, do you assign each character their own voice in your head, or do they all sound the same? Do they sound like you or someone else?
2. Enter the link to your post in the linky list below (enter your Blog Name, Genre you review, and direct link to your post answering this week’s question; failure to do so will result in removal of your link).
3. Visit other blogs in the list, spending quality time getting to know the people you are visiting. Don’t just visit the post with the question, but click around and read some of the blogger’s other content, too! This Hop isn’t about the number of people you can visit, but the quality of each visit. Readers – find a new blog to read by clicking through the links in the list!
My answer:
When I read, characters actually have their own voices in my head. They sound a particular way, female voice, male voice, child voice, etc. Sometimes they have accents too, which I guess is sort of odd… but that’s just how I read them.
This makes listening to audiobooks really hard, because if there’s one voice it annoys me, if there’s only two voices it’s not enough, and it can’t really have a different voice for each character or at least I never ran into an audiobook like that. It can’t be feigned voice either, I can tell when the same person tries to sound like someone else unless they’re really, really good at making other voices but their own.
Rant, sorry… 😀
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Ranting is good! I ranted in my video. Oh…and accents aren’t odd. I do them all the time. Makes the characters unique. 🙂 LOVE the question.
It was fun thinking about it, right? 😀 Thanks.
I don’t hear voices. 🙂 🙂
My full answer is below.
Elizabeth
Silver’s Reviews
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Have you listened to the radio theater version of The Magician’s Nephew? It’s fabulous! And the audio for The Golden Compass is great if I remember…. and my all time favorite audiobook is The Scorpio Races by Maggie Stiefvater. It’s just fabulous. When a book is in first person it makes one narrator a whole lot easier, because I imagine it as the character telling me about what happened, so they are really getting into telling me the story instead of being bad at voices. 🙂
I love this week’s question! It’s so thought provoking. Now following =)
I like your answer plus sometimes having a good rant is exactly what your blog is there for! Also I like your manner of hosting and encouraging people to read around each others blog – i will certainly be checking out some of the fabulous people who linked up 😀
That’s a really cool perspective! 😀
Glad to hear it and thanks! 🙂
Hallelujah! My blog is probably the only one that really has to take my ranting, it can’t escape xD
Thank you very much, it means a lot to me that you think I’m doing a good job at hosting the blog hop 🙂 I love hopping so I truly appreciate your thoughts 🙂
Haha, always the rebel, Elizabeth! 😉
Indeed you are doing a great job. Don’t be a stranger over at my blog: http://blogabooketc.wordpress.com 😀