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SEVERUS: The Black Caesar

SEVERUS: The Black Caesar

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My uncle who was completely blind was an English lecturer
and nationally respected as an authority on Dickens. He
always used audio books as he found Braille "tedious".

I wish he were alive to give you a little education.

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Are you suggesting that a semi-colon will have no effect on the narration?

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Congrats on being published!
Well done 😉

10 pages of arguing 😳

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Ah, but surely as my illiteracy is so acute and my mistakes so jarring, you shouldn't struggle to find at least one on every page?

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Random capitalization of words is frowned upon in literacy circles.

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@benjamin-barker said
Ah, but surely as my illiteracy is so acute and my mistakes so jarring, you shouldn't struggle to find at least one on every page?
I love my free audio-book Benjamin Barker!

Not only can I listen to it while working around the house, I can enjoy it while driving too. And now I can stop worrying about where I leave my sneaking spectacles.

Thanks buddy!

🙂

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@wolfe63 said
I love my free audio-book Benjamin Barker!
You're most welcome! If anyone else would like a free review copy of the audiobook be sure to PM me for a promo code. 🙂

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