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Tag Archives: audiobook
Of Shasta & Caspian
This past week I have been taking care of animals a county away, and have had plenty of time to make further progress on my Chronicles of Narnia audiobook experience. I am listening to the Audible versions, not the full-cast … Continue reading
Posted in Classics and Literary, General, Reviews
Tagged audiobook, CS Lewis, fantasy, Narnia
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Backcountry Lawman
Readers may remember that earlier this year I fell into CJ Box’s game warden novels starring Joe Pickett with the eagerness of a winter traveler who finds a cabin laden with quilts and fresh chili. I subsequently found Paul Doiron’s … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews
Tagged adventure, American South, audiobook, Bob H Lee, Florida, Jeremy Arthur, law and disorder, outdoors
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July 2025 in Review
Well, here we’ve come to the end of July, though for central Alabama we’re still a long way away from the worst of summer. I had an unusually high amount of audiobooks this month, and my fiction & nonfiction are … Continue reading
Kenneth Branagh and the Magician’s Nephew
Ohh, dear reader, this is Kenneth Branagh as you’ve never experienced him. When I saw a seven-volume set of The Chronicles of Narnia on goodreads available for a single credit, with each book narrated by talents like Branagh and Patrick … Continue reading
Sean Bean, King Arthur, and Twelve Other Angry Men
Over the weekend I listened to two audiobooks: Sean Bean reading King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table, an edition collected by Benedict Flynn; and an ensemble cast performing the original teleplay of Twelve Angry Men, the classic … Continue reading
Stephen Fry Reads Harry Potter
One of my favorite audiobook narrators is Stephen Fry, whose version of the Harry Potter series is one I’ve heard about from the very first time I tried a Harry Potter novel back in August 2007. (Interestingly, Jim Dale’s Harry … Continue reading
Saturday Shorts — This Long Vigil
Amid the deep, cold black of space, the generation ship Hermes cruises her way toward finding a new home for humanity at Tau Ceti. Or, at least the thousand souls who are aboard her. Unusually, though, these are not the … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews, science fiction
Tagged audiobook, Fiction 2025, Jaime Castle, Rhett C Bruno, Saturday Shorts, science fiction, short story
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