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killer

Revisado: 04-04-25

killer plot, killer language, killer character, killer narration, killer sushi, killer business cards, and other killer stuff

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A classic tale narrated with perfection

Revisado: 03-04-22

Mr. Schaefer's story is classic tale narrated with perfection. It is imbued with mythical overtones, and an eye on individual liberty.

Recommended.

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A unique analysis of storytelling—and the hero

Revisado: 02-03-21

In this long-form essay, narrator Jeff Harding does a great job reading Lee Child's / James Grant's book, The Hero. Child / Grant presents a unique analysis on the subject of storytelling via the concept of "the hero"—and it's many iterations through time and space. An interweaving of etymology, human evolution, and the role of narratives. Entertaining and educational. Recommended.

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Great

Revisado: 04-23-20

Concision, delivered. Thank you—Mr.Pahlaniuk—for writing this book. The audio version is also excellent.

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straight to the point

Revisado: 04-23-16

I own both the print and audio version of this title. I consider it to be an important and useful resource to help clear away the clutter of the mind so one may focus on the work at hand, or not.

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Great overview of character dev

Revisado: 11-05-15

Mr. Bernhardt is an informed, well spoken individual with a sense of humor . I learned valuable lessons from this brief—but very informative—audiobook. I would recommend it for any level writer since the author is also a successful published author with many (selling) titles to his credit; credibility not many educators in the ivory towers of university can hold claim to.

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useful tips delivered with wit

Revisado: 11-03-15

I am able to listen to books while at my full-time day job. This title—written by the affable Mr. Bell, and narrated by the Mr. Basil—was a pleasure to listen to. I found myself bookmarking several parts of the book for later reference. Recommended listening for novices like myself. I would imagine that more advanced writers will benefit as well since Mr. Bell provides insights and tips into the craft, commitment, and art that has even more relevance now in the new age of digital publishing.

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A well told, but disturbing tale about family, photos, church, and state.

Revisado: 10-11-15

This novel —which follows Donald Ray Pollock's jaw-dropping "Knockemstiff" —delivers a view of human existence that is disturbing, but truly lurking just below the surface of many human lives.

Brilliantly narrated by Mark Bramhall, I found myself having to take a break from the crushing existential desperation of Pollack's characters; but was glad that I returned to finish the remaining chapters.

There is a certain type of truth that Pollack paints, and it is dark. Some readers may not be able to see past the actions of Pollack's characters, and may miss the deeper layered messages and meanings he delivers with this first full length novel.

After listening to the audio book, I am also going to grab a print copy. In the meantime, I look forward to his next work.

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great Kindle Single read(and listen)

Revisado: 04-06-15

Mr. Howey's writing is getting richer while also managing to keep the story moving. Don't let the idea of a "cute little robot story" stop you from reading this. What happens next is anyone's guess!

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