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Lifestyle
Capital Gazette Communications
Published
01/24/10
For Julie Carnell and Brand Gamblin, closets are for more than just clothes. Carnell, of Annapolis, and Gamblin, of Odenton, have converted the small spaces in their homes into makeshift recording studios. While they still have clothes in them in the interest of dampening sound, the main idea behind repurposing the rooms is to further their careers as authors. 
By Matthew Cole — For The Capital
Author Julie Carnell of Annapolis explains some of the technology she uses to mix different voices for her podcast while fellow author Brand Gamblin of Odenton looks on.Find Us On Facebook
They want people to hear their books - that's right, hear them, since Carnell's "The Empress Sword" and Gamblin's "Tumbler" currently exist for public consumption only in audio form. The authors opted to introduce the world to their work via...
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