/lit/ - Literature

Will learning piano help improve my writing?

No, now that I think about it, not sure how a book would be able to invoke a sense of jealousy. Which is interesting, never really considered that. Any recs for a book attempting this ?

>>13880422
But anon, regardless of what I post Wouldn't it still technically be the most recent thing I've written? I'd have top write it to post it ;3

>>13876312
It's a smart move on his part. he carved out a niche for himself and his team and capitalizes on it. Also Soundbooth Theater does not charge as much as other bigger voice-acting companies such as Podium or Penguin because they don't have too. They have steady work and they are seen as "the guys" when it comes to someone selfpublished wanting to have their books narrated. They don't do litrpgs exclusively but that's where the money is for their company due to them having a good reputation in the field. If you are a small indie that hasn't hit the big leagues to afford lets say Nick Podehl or Luke Daniels via Podium your only option is to talk to Solo voice actors via one of the few platforms that facilitate it or talk to Soundbooth Theater.

>>12873754
i have this theory that some sort of obsession with an object or theme is required to be a good writer. autism is probably a boon in that sort of situation.