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Writing for an Audio book. What are specifics?

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What are specific requirements, a writer should follow, when writing something that is going to be (or just can possibly be) not only read but listened as well?

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Straightforward sentence structure will help. Try listening to some radio drama or the BBC Radio 4 "Book at Bedtime" (a slightly abridged version of a existing novel).

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An interesting story.

I've heard both fiction and non-fiction audiobooks. The only thing that's really required is interest. The reader can add a lot, but if there's nothing worth knowing or experiencing then people aren't going to want to listen.

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