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Glad you think so @patrickmullane30! I appreciate you and your comments. Thanks for listening!!

@DickGallo-dk7wi, 😃😃🎉🎉 thank you for your kind and wonderful comment! Blue Flame Doom, that would be a killer band name. I appreciate you and thanks for listening!!

@vincesalzer9855 Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for listening!!

Thanks @BradGryphonn!! I really liked narrating this story. Thank you for listening!! I appreciate you.

Thanks @alicefreist318 and welcome to our channel. If you are new you might not know that we have about 225 videos, some have more than one story, so there's probably around 250 stories to listen to and enjoy. Thanks for listening!!

@copernicofelinis well I had to create them on my own, so bummer. Thanks for encouraging me to do them. I have had automatic chapters as the default probably since the channel began but UA-cam hasn't created them. Being incredibly busy the thought of creating chapters manually doesn't get me excited. So I am not sure about the future of chapters on our channel. I don't have any interest in going back over 224 videos and doing them. That's a lot of work and a lot of time. What's the payoff? Thanks for your comments and thanks for listening!!

@xephael3485 thanks! Funny story that may only be funny to me. There are people who say they listen to audiobooks at 2.5x and even 3x. I never have been able to understand why. Would you play a move a 2.5 or 3x if you could. My thought has always been that at those speeds you miss the nuance, the deliberate pauses to increase the tension etc. So I tried listening to one of my stories at 2.5x and 3x. Yikes, I narrated the story and at those speeds I cannot understand what I am saying. So what you said in your comment is, to me, a huge compliment! Thank you for that, and thanks for listening!!

@bromitethrip5289 we have another great author ready to go in a few hours, an unknown that I think you will enjoy so stay tuned. Thank you for listening!! You are appreciated.

@davidrains3918, I'm curious what caused you to post this comment. If you don't mind elaborating I would love to hear what you have to say. Thanks for listening!!

@@VintageSciFiAudiobooks fishing for complements? I’ll give you a well deserved one. Your narration brings the story to life more than most. I listen to audiobooks to to relax and/or doze off to, but your narration, while it is relaxing, makes the stories more interesting and difficult to doze off to. I’m not complaining, just stating the facts.

@davidrains3918 I wasn't fishing for a compliment, I was/am seriously interested in what you had to say, "how much different narrators make the story feel so different!" As a narrator I strive to bring the authors vision of the story to life to the best of my ability. Sitting in a little 3 1/2 foot by 3 1/2 foot tiny box by yourself you are not connected to the people who will ultimately decide whether you are good or not, there is no feedback in that tiny little room. So anytime I can hear from people who listen to what I do who will honestly give me insight into why they enjoy or don't enjoy what I do is valuable to me. When I first started narrating audiobooks I gained tremendous feedback that led me to become the narrator I am today. I want to get better and listening to the listeners is the best way to do that. Thanks for your comment and thanks for listening!!

@lesallison9047 thank you. You are a loyal listener and I am thankful for you. Thanks for listening and commenting!!

You're welcome. Thanks for listening!!

@MichaelMMiddleton098 That is a fun and a funny fact. I did not know that. Thanks for sharing. Thank you for your comment and thank you for listening!!

Interesting, thank you. ✌️💚 🇬🇧

@lesallison9047 thank you for listening!!

@MichaelMMiddleton098 thank you for that awesome compliment and thanks for listening!! I do believe the majority of our stories are in that 20 to 45 minute sweet spot that you enjoy. There are some longer stories on the way but of course you can listen to them for as long as you want and come back and finish them whenever you like.

@BradGryphonn 🍻🍻Cheers to you from beautiful Costa Rica. 🇨🇷 Happy to hear that our timing has been perfect lately. Six stories in six days and more on the way. Thanks for listening!! You are appreciated.

@dougscott4035 thanks for the compliment. As far as the "accolades" are concerned, I have always thought of it as a way of saying thank you to the people who support us. As such, it has never been tiresome for me. I do understand what you're saying and will keep it in mind as we work to improve every day. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and thanks for listening!!

​​@@VintageSciFiAudiobooksA suggestion: you could create video chapters by listing in the video description 00:00 Introduction 02:04 About the story 03:15 Story title Remember to start with 00:00 It will automatically create "chapters" in the yt video. So that people who prefer to skip the intro can do so without effort.

@copernicofelinis interesting! Since you brought it up I have two questions, #1 as a listener do you think I should create chapters? #2 Are you saying it will automatically create the chapters if start by typing 00:00 in the description and then all I would have to do is label those chapters? I really appreciate your comment and any help you can provide will be an added bonus. Thanks for listening!!

​​​@@VintageSciFiAudiobooksI don't see my last answer here. Maybe you hold comments for moderation, or maybe it was lost (there's a storm here and wifi went off for a while) but the answer to both your question is yes. Yes, chapter for long stories are helpful. Yes, it is that easy, and can be done on existing videos too Edit, ah ok this comment went through with no delay, so it was the storm. 😁 BTW, thanks for your amazing work. It's a godsend for us insomniacs.

@wendyabura9939 thank you for your wonderful comment. If you haven't subscribed already I hope you will and thanks for listening!!

@TicTocRobotSnot Thank you for listening!! I appreciate you.

@DickGallo-dk7wi, 🤣🤣 I agree, it was a delightful story!! 🤣🤣 Thanks for listening!! ❤️❤️

You're very welcome! Thanks for listening!!

@timmy18135 I do not believe any of his robot series stories are in the public domain. However, I have a friend who is much more knowledgeable than I am and he is checking on it for me. I do have another little known Asimov story that I'll be narrating soon and several more after that. Thanks for asking and thanks for listening!!

@thunderace4588 Thank you for listening!! I appreciate you.

@thunderace4588 Thank you 🤗 for listening!!

@MrMullins I agree and Outcast of the Stars is one of my favorite Bradbury stories. 🤩🤩 I appreciate you. Thank you for commenting and for listening!!

@TedSeeber, help me out here, who is Robyn? Thanks for your comment and thanks for listening!!

Robyn Asimov is Isaac's daughter, and since the death of stepmothed Janet Jeppson, has become the heir of all his copyrighted material. A talented TV producer in her own right, she works at AppleTV adapting her father's novels into movies and miniseries. She is the mind behind the recent adaptation of Foundation.

@TedSeeber thanks for the information. I did not know that. Thanks for your reply and, of course, thanks for listening!!

@MrMullins great question and I do not know the answer but I don't think so. However, after uploading The Missing Room by Lynn Venable one of our listeners said he thought Old Rambling House by Frank Herbert was a better similar story. So based on what he said I went in the booth and recorded it! Thanks for your comment and thanks for listening!!

@MichaelMMiddleton098 🤩🤩 I appreciate you. Thank you for commenting and for listening!!

@marcob1105 you are correct sir! I thought about mentioning it in the introduction but I chose not to because I didn't want to influence listeners one way or the other. I still enjoyed narrating it, hope you enjoyed listening. Thanks for your comment and thanks for listening!!

Ahh that's why I didn't know it ..

@Jaymark-gk4li did you like it? Love to hear what you thought. Thanks for listening!!

@@VintageSciFiAudiobooks very much so tbh

@Jaymark-gk4li I'm glad you like it. Thanks for listening!!

@Jaymark-gk4li I am happy to hear The Portable Star is new to you!! Thank you for listening!! I appreciate you.

@DickGallo-dk7wi thank you. Happy you enjoyed it. You are a loyal listener and I am thankful for you. Thanks for listening!!

@DickGallo-dk7wi Thanks for being respectful to our other listeners and thanks for listening!!

@scotleoqueen704, 😃😃🎉🎉 thank you for your kind and wonderful comment! It would be awesome to have that magazine, maybe you'll find it someday. I appreciate you and thanks for listening!! ❤️❤️

@davidrains3918 it does doesn't it? Scary stuff! Thanks for your comment and thanks for listening!!

@bromitethrip5289, 🤣🤣 I agree, it was a fun story!! 🤣🤣 Thanks for listening!! ❤️❤️

@davidwhite7294 Thanks for listening!!

@TiffanyPanza I am so glad you enjoyed it and there is a lot more on the way. Hope to hear from you again. Thank you for listening!! I appreciate you.

@MichaelWinter-ss6lx thanks, glad you enjoyed it and thanks for listening!! We've got a lot more on the way and hopefully you will find a few that you are not already familiar with. Hope you subscribe to our channel if you haven't already.

@patrickmullane30 thank you. Think how awesome it would be if you could build a house out of that stuff where hurricanes destroy houses. But, of course, they call it science fiction for a reason. You are a loyal listener and I am thankful for you. Thanks for listening!!

We could use that in south Louisiana too.

@DickGallo-dk7wi I loved narrating this story. Thanks for listening!!

@niriop, no doubt. Thanks for commenting and thanks for listening!!