Robert Jason

Solid writing with great narration.

Revisado: 05-29-24

My first Mike Salt piece, and it won’t be my last. He’s a talented writer who has a unique voice and it’s one worth reading/listening to.

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Excellently written

Revisado: 03-11-24

Solid narration and expertly worded prose knock this out of the park. A thrilling listen.

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Beautifully Written

Revisado: 12-07-23

A beautifully written mediation on trauma and grief. Saenz proves himself yet again to be a master wordsmith, creating vivid characters we care about.

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Wonderfully imaginative coming of age story

Revisado: 06-10-23

A lot of fun. A world inhabited by fleshed out characters, including flawed parents, old friends, new friends, and of course-comic book heroes. Enjoyed every minute.

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Demystifying the Master of the Macabre

Revisado: 02-17-23

Think you know Poe?
Think again.

Dawidziak impressively paints a portrait of Poe few in the mainstream public are aware of, and explores the most probable reasons for his death and how his final hours were spent.

Often sad, funny, and revealing, Dawidziak hits a home run with an impeccably researched and well told exploration of the man we all know simply as Poe.

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Fun re-visit of a classic

Revisado: 01-30-23

Worth it just to hear the OG Jerry Dandridge, the inimitable Chris Sarandon, narrate. Mostly a retelling of the classic 80s film with some additional material. Definitely for fans of the film.

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Irving pulls no punches

Revisado: 01-06-23

If you’ve read John Irving, or know anything about the man and his politics, then you know exactly what you are getting into when you read a JI novel. Here, he pulls no punches in his exploration of sexuality, family, and the human condition; nor does he take the easy road when criticizing Christian Conservatives and the modern GOP in America. If such frankness offends thee, read some TV big by Kirk Cameron, Cha Chi, or Kevin Sorbo instead. John Irving is not for you.

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Sager is the king of rip-offs

Revisado: 06-23-22

Sager continues the trend of borrowing from better works and ruining them.

"House" is further ruined by absolute HORRENDOUS narration. It is nearly unlistenable. Believe the reviews. The narrator sounds like they stepped out of community theatre 101. Not what you'd expect from a professional production.

If Sager's work is your cup of tea, I'd advise reading a physical copy of this one.
If, like me, you're lukewarm on Sager in general... SKIP IT. Not worth the time, or the credit.
Sager has yet to spin an original yarn or have anyone even remotely likeable as a protagonist.

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esto le resultó útil a 17 personas

Utter garbage. Avoid.

Revisado: 06-17-22

Bad narration.
Cardboxy characters.
Cliche plot.

Nothing new. Poorly exexuted.
Not worth the credit or the time.
Avoid.
You've been warned.

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Another winner by TJ Klune

Revisado: 09-28-21

A gorgeous meditation on grief and death, told as only Klune can. Lively, pun intended, characters and an intriguing story make this one of Klune's best. Littered with Klune's trademark humor and quirkiness, "Under the Whispering Door" is one of those stories you wish would never end.

Kirt Graves's narration is pure perfection.

Klune continues to astonish. Worth a listen.

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