I’ve been listening to the Harry Potter series on audiotape on my commute. I’m in to the fourth novel, though I usually take a break in between. Potter is perfect for listening to in the car because I don’t frequently have to “flip back” when I think I’ve missed something because Rowling is good about repeating connections that you might have missed. Not the heaviest reading (or listening), but good for audio in 30-60 minute increments.

One odd thing, though, that happens every time I listen. I start reading and even thinking in a British accent. Luckily, I don’t try to start talking in one. Though I have used the word “bloody” on a couple of occasions for emphasis.


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2 Responses to The Potter Effect

  1. Ethan says:

    Get back to me when you’re using “frak.”

    (I personally don’t, but.)

  2. trumwill says:

    I’m a “frick” loyalist. I actually tried to swap it for frag, a la Lobo, but it didn’t take.

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