- Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
- To those who like the horror/weird genres. Clive Barker was one of my early forays into the horror genre when I was but a wee lad of 12 or 13, The Books of Blood being the first stuff I had read of his. And now, some 25 years later, I find this treasure, that ‘The Books’ are being read into audiobook! I will buy every one, credit or no credit, Audible cannot produce them fast enough, please hurry Audible, four more volumes await!
- Who was your favorite character and why?
- Each story is unique so there is not a particular character, but one of my favorite stories is The Yattering and Jack, just a fun concept that the demon sent to drive Jack into insanity and submission could in turn be driven into endless frustration by a human.
- What does the narrators bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?
- Every narrator turned out to be excellent for the given story. Pronunciation and character portrayal were excellent. I was only familiar with Simon Vance through his reading of Tigana (which I liked very much) and so was pleased to see him doing Sex, Death and Starshine. He pulled off the characters excellent, he has just the right British accent for the artsy, uppity theater types found in the story.
- If you could take any character from The Books of Blood, Volume 1 out to dinner, who would it be and why?
- Oh Audible and your questions… I would say Jack Polo. I would ask him how he knew what was happening and how he could remain so calm and nonchalant in the face of being haunted by a devil.
- Any additional comments?
- I love that Audible has brought these in and thanks to Crossroads Press for producing them, please do the rest of the series.
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