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1Stbalbach
Some PD works like Charles Dickens have many audiobook versions available. What happens when there are 100s of narrators to choose from for a particular work, how does one learn about what is available, or rate which narrators are best? LT has a Common Knowledge feature to list narrators, this is a good start, though I think WorldCat is more complete. Still there doesn't exist a way to discuss distinct versions of an audiobook or rank them as an audiobook.
3Molly3028
https://www.audiofilemagazine.com/golden-voice/
may be a good starting point for your research ~ it includes an A-Z list (divided into 5 sections) of the best-of-the-best narrators.
may be a good starting point for your research ~ it includes an A-Z list (divided into 5 sections) of the best-of-the-best narrators.
4Crypto-Willobie
Amazon unhelpfully mashes all reviews together for a 'work' -- mixing audios with paperbooks and mixing all readers together.
Martin Jarvis
Simon Vance
George Guidall
are among my favorites
Martin Jarvis
Simon Vance
George Guidall
are among my favorites
5gilroy
IF they ever get the promised Edition layer built, this will be a moot point, you'd be able to separate.
But we're well past the "two weeks" of that promise.
But we're well past the "two weeks" of that promise.
72wonderY
Sometimes the narrator and their approach to the material makes a world of difference. I kept searching till I found the correct reader of The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin. Still searching for the right treatment of Pilgrim’s Progress.
