LOVED the audio of this book and LOVED THE STORY!! The narrator was wonderful and listening to Stephen King at the end regarding the writing of the story was wonderful.
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LOVED the audio of this book and LOVED THE STORY!! The narrator was wonderful and listening to Stephen King at the end regarding the writing of the story was wonderful.
I am listening to it now, still not totally comfortable with the narrator, my favorite is Frank Muller, I just recently listened to The Talisman and Black House. So this new guy takes a little getting used to ;)
....Poopsie?.....love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wasson is a good narrator at times, but at other times he is absolutely awful. He's prone to overacting when he does characters' voices, and when he started doing what sounded to my ears like a Jimmy Stewart impersonation for one character toward the end of the novel, it took a mighty effort on my part to keep listening.
I also loathed the vast majority of his work on "1922" -- except for right at the very end, when he's performing what happens in the hotel room. He did a phenomenal job with that bit.
Overall, though, I don't like his stuff much at all.
I got the audio book for Christmas..not crazy about the reader..taking a while to get used to him...Muller was the best..I got the last audio book he read..Liked the guy who read Duma Key..he would have done well with this one..LOVE the book..while buying produce for our deli took these pics...they have tons of this and lots of old posters and bottles, too. http://i230.photobucket.com/albums/e...psbef6e55e.jpg
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