Since I listen to a lot of audiobooks, I appreciated this article about how one is produced. However, I do wish the article made clear that this may be how high profile audiobooks are made, but not ALL of them. It's pretty clear to me that many that I listen to are from a performer who is reading the book for the first time, and definitely do not have anyone else listening to and correcting it afterwards. They still do a remarkably good job but I don't think this big budget version is the norm (and apparently even the well known performer who's profiled is often doing this in his hotel room closet while touring with a musical!)