audiobooks I helped make: Psychological Warfare

I've been volunteering as a reader/narrator on the free audiobook site LibriVox, which makes recordings of public-domain material that's usually from Project Gutenberg. I thought I would start posting about those projects here, both for anyone who for some reason wants to hear me read stuff, and also because it's been an interesting assortment of stuff I mostly hadn't seen before (generally LibriVox volunteers don't contribute things out of the blue, but sign onto projects someone has proposed and maybe read just a few chapters in each book). Due to the vagaries of copyright law, a lot of the books are from the 19th or early 20th century but once in a while there'll be something a little more recent that's in the public domain.


Psychological Warfare, by Paul M.A. Linebarger (2nd edition, 1954)
text - audiobook (11 hrs 47 min; I read 2h 21m of it)

This is a nonfiction treatise by a scholar and US Army officer who worked in propaganda and media relations for the Allies during World War Two. He's better known for his science fiction written as Cordwainer Smith, which is why I was interested in reading this.
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