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Tag Archives: audiobook
The Rivalry
The Rivalry proceeds from an ambitious and fascinating idea for a play. The Lincoln–Douglas debates of 1858 led to Douglas being elected to the Senate, but they also allowed for a sustained public debate over slavery—and gave Lincoln far more … Continue reading
Harry Potter and the Quest to Get Expelled: Full Cast Audio!
Recently I took a chance on the full-cast audio version of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone that’s just come out. I say “took a chance” because the preview on Audible does not communicate the nature of the book especially … Continue reading
Narnia’s audible end: the Silver Chair & the Last Battle
This year I began re-experiencing Narnia through audible’s collection, in large part because I was able to pick up all seven titles with single credit and couldn’t resist. I’ve just finished the last two this month. Jeremy Northam’s Silver Chair … Continue reading
Posted in Reflection
Tagged audible, audiobook, C.S. Lewis, Children-YA, CS Lewis, fantasy, Jeremy Northam, Narnia, Patrick Stewart
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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
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Tagged Arthur, audiobook, law, Los Angeles Theater Works, mythology, the play is the thing
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