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Kep would be the perfect narrator for any children's book, I feel. Her voice is comforting and well-paced, with emphasis in the right places. Her enunciation was a lot better than she thought was as well.

Em's voicework was as smooth and professional as ever, and the added bleeps and boops at the start of her monologue were perfect.

Chil actually sent me two versions of her monologue and it was difficult to choose which to post. I may upload the unused version as it is almost as good as the released one. I could listen to her say "Lord Bonbon Lawrence LaCrust" all day.

Dil's interpretation of Arnold Fixer was spot on and he really captured the essence of the character I had in my head. +1 for audio quality as well.

Emano's performance at the last minute was a virtuoso display of comic timing and varied impersonations under extreme pressure.

Ata's reading of Wilbur was utterly convincing. Her voice was irresistibly enthusiastic, plaintive, and sulky by turns. A perfect portwayal of a 6yr old boy.

I never thought to hear Prue as a spoilt diva (though her wonderful singing voice might justify diva-like behaviour) and she pulls it off amazingly well. I particularly like the change of tone in her voice when she complains about Wilbur's whimpering.

As for my reading: I was a bit worried that my cries of anguish would be too loud, though no one has complained about them yet. Snail gave me a pretty tough monologue (though at least I didn't have to do accents or sing) and I think it carried it off reasonably well. I briefly considered trying a falsetto version but it was difficult to sustain.

Snail read Robin Moreau with all the world weary gravitas that I expected of him, being such a big noir fan. The Finnish Marlowe, Deckard, and Spade.

Daisy's reading of Millicent Swift was so effectively prim and proper that I felt the unease of being in the presence of a real toff. I loled at the matter of fact reading of "nothing but a pair of knitting needles...and my teeth!"

Indy should thinka bout getting into high end tailoring and fashion design. He may not (actually, maybe he does!) have the "chops" (hoah!) for the job, but he certainly talks a good talk.

Foofar's monologue was one of my favourites. The tone shift was great and I absolutely loved her evil laugh. That she articulated each of the "ha"s was an outstanding technical achievement.

I wondered what what was! Nice touch. I don't mind trying to stitch the mp3s together, though you'd probably do a better job of it. The main problem is the inconsistency of audio quality/gain. I don't really know how to normalise it.