LogFAQs > #936306616

I like my audio fiction, yeah, I recently learned LeVar Burton makes a podcast reading short stories (mostly scifi) and it's great. Audio gives much more of a finesse and precision in my opinion. I still read books for heavier histories, or stuff like House of Leaves where you can only work in text.

There's a reason why communication through text mirrors voice, with italics and bold. Humans beings have a good portion of our brain devoted to just that. Throwing it on the floor because you don't want to put the effort in speaking in a different intonation is wild to me.

Besides, you still get the precision of wordchoice while speaking anyway. You just can't edit it after.

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