What audio book are you listening to?

[ozmosis7]

Listening to The Best of Richard Matheson.

[Br!an]

Not really all that far from us here at CD. Maybe 20 minutes away or so.

Wow, 20 minutes is basically local.

[Brian861]

Not really all that far from us here at CD. Maybe 20 minutes away or so.

I was curious how close you guys were, Dan.

[Dan Hocker]

So true. I another shooting in Maryland yesterday.

Not really all that far from us here at CD. Maybe 20 minutes away or so.

[Brian861]

I had a similar response to Sleeping Beauties but I made it 2/3 through before I began having trouble staying tuned. Overall I enjoyed it but wish it was shorter. I have not listened to Guns since it was released, remember enjoying it. Will have to listen again soon, it's not like the views aren't relevant anymore.

So true. I another shooting in Maryland yesterday.

[Martin]

Finished up Sleeping Beauties several days ago and I wasn't that thrilled with it. I was all in for the first 1/3. After that, I found my ears straying.

Listened to Guns by Stephen King as well. I found it very interesting and the narrator was good. I was surprised to learn that King owns firearms.

I had a similar response to Sleeping Beauties but I made it 2/3 through before I began having trouble staying tuned. Overall I enjoyed it but wish it was shorter. I have not listened to Guns since it was released, remember enjoying it. Will have to listen again soon, it's not like the views aren't relevant anymore.

[Brian861]

Finished up Sleeping Beauties several days ago and I wasn't that thrilled with it. I was all in for the first 1/3. After that, I found my ears straying.

Listened to Guns by Stephen King as well. I found it very interesting and the narrator was good. I was surprised to learn that King owns firearms.

[Martin]

Decided not to wait for the limited of Flight or Fright. Will be starting the audio of this today.

Loved Flight or Fright, several of the stories are worth the rice of admission alone. Many classics and the new Joe Hill story is fantastic!

Now listening to John Scalzi's The Human Division. This is book five of his Old Man's War series and I realized that I only have one more in the series after this one. I am going to miss this story line. I am about half way through this one and am loving it.

[Martin]

Decided not to wait for the limited of Flight or Fright. Will be starting the audio of this today.

[Brian861]

Currently about half way through the Audio of Salems' Lot. Been too many years since I read this one, really enjoying it!

I think I would really enjoy that myself. I'll have to add it to the list.

[Martin]

Currently about half way through the Audio of Salems' Lot. Been too many years since I read this one, really enjoying it!

[Martin]

Stephen Lang is an amazing narrator.

He is doing a really good on this one. I am picturing Jude Coyne as he talks.

[Brian861]

Currently listening to Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill. I have read the book but this is the first time listening to it. I am quickly reminded why this is my favorite Joe Hill Novel. Very creepy and enthralling story. One odd part of the audio us that they occasionally insert a pause with a Nine Inch Nails instrumental and then begin the narration again before cutting the music. It is distracting.

Stephen Lang is an amazing narrator.

[Martin]

Currently listening to Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill. I have read the book but this is the first time listening to it. I am quickly reminded why this is my favorite Joe Hill Novel. Very creepy and enthralling story. One odd part of the audio us that they occasionally insert a pause with a Nine Inch Nails instrumental and then begin the narration again before cutting the music. It is distracting.

[Martin]

I'm currently in-between audio books, I need to find something though as I don't currently have enough podcasts to keep up with my commute at the moment. I might pick up the audio books for a trilogy I haven't read in probably 14 years. The only reason I'm hesitant is that I remember it being a bit depressing. Could be worth a go though, I remember it being really good, but it's been so long I've lost all the plot details. For anyone who cares, the trilogy is called The Deed of Paksenarrion by Elizabeth Moon.

I am not really big on fantasy but I will give the samples a listen and see if I may want to try these out. Thanks for the suggestions.