The Whys and Hows of Novel Translations - Fiction University

Today Panzer decided to stop in at the Fiction University site. With a little digging in the posts there, our traveling kitty pilot found one about book translations.

 

I'll definitely look into this.

The post by Ariel Tachna at Janice Hardy's Fiction University covers the Why, What, and How of novel translations. It includes information about traditionally published novels and indie published novels.

Panzer says, "There's no information about translation from human speak to kitty speak; but I can help you with that."

Note: This is a medium length post. Bring a glass of lemonade for today's reading selection.

 

To read the post tootle over to Novel Translations

Fiction University (The Other Side of the Story): How to Create an Audio Book

Hire someone?

Panzer was out in the Catosphere looking for help with producing an audio book.  He found a post by Heather Smith at Janice Hardy's Fiction University blog.

Heather Smith's post lists the seven steps she used to do her audio book. Heather didn't actually do the audio for her book; she hired a narrator.

If you're looking for the steps to do an audio book, tootle over to Fiction University (The Other Side of the Story): How to Create an Audio Book: