Are you the reader of the audiobook? You'd be superb, of course; but preparing a professional quality audiobook is, I assume, sufficiently time-consuming that I'd regretfully understand if readers were forced to listen to your words in the tones of George Clooney, Anthony Hopkins, or Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Are you the reader of the audiobook? You'd be superb, of course; but preparing a professional quality audiobook is, I assume, sufficiently time-consuming that I'd regretfully understand if readers were forced to listen to your words in the tones of George Clooney, Anthony Hopkins, or Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
Having become quite accustomed to your own voice delivering your material in your various lectures that are on YouTube, and to how well you do it, it's been a let down when I've tried listening to a couple of your books on audio.
Since he sounds like Laurence Harvey, who died in the 1970тАЩs if I recall, I suppose we need to find a tall somber Englishman with precise and emphatic diction and an Oxbridge accent.
Ouch. I like reading, and I'd already purchased the ebook before this exchange, but I was hoping for good news. I definitely agree that Paul Giamatti wasn't the best choice for Doors of the Sea.
Are you the reader of the audiobook? You'd be superb, of course; but preparing a professional quality audiobook is, I assume, sufficiently time-consuming that I'd regretfully understand if readers were forced to listen to your words in the tones of George Clooney, Anthony Hopkins, or Phoebe Waller-Bridge.
No. And I have never liked the audiobooks for any of my publications.
Having become quite accustomed to your own voice delivering your material in your various lectures that are on YouTube, and to how well you do it, it's been a let down when I've tried listening to a couple of your books on audio.
If you could have anyone read an audiobook of yours, who would you select?
The obvious choices: Anthony Hopkins, Morgan Freeman, Wallace Shawn.
Wallace Shawn for Roland, 100%.
Since he sounds like Laurence Harvey, who died in the 1970тАЩs if I recall, I suppose we need to find a tall somber Englishman with precise and emphatic diction and an Oxbridge accent.
Hugh Laurie? (when he's serious, not like Jeeves or anything)
Get Julian Glover while he's still above ground
Or you. You sound a lot like Laurence Harvey.
Just saw this. Happy to volunteer my cheap services if need be.
Well, we both suffer from earwigs
I wouldnтАЩt mind hearing Brian Cox read your books.
Ouch. I like reading, and I'd already purchased the ebook before this exchange, but I was hoping for good news. I definitely agree that Paul Giamatti wasn't the best choice for Doors of the Sea.