Review from Empire of the Romans →
The print version of this book costs over $50 in paperback, even on Ebay, and is worth every penny. I had never paid that much for a paperback, but after listening to this audible versiom, read by a real pro, I bought both – and am not sorry.
Review from Hellion →
though this volume seem to start a little slow, it ended with quite a bang. I found the interview technique a bit derivative at first, but I really enjoyed how the interviewer progressed in the book.
Review from A People’s Guide to Publishing →
As an author, this book gave me a solid introduction to the publishing industry. The insights I gained will help me make smarter decisions when working with publishers in the future. It also reinforced for me the importance of supporting small publishers, whose contributions are vital to the literary world.
The first couple of chapters were important buildup as much as I disliked it initially. From when Jason makes it to AO onward was a delight to listen to with good character development and good world building. I bought the second book.
Review from The Store →
When I first read this in paperback we had just scored a Walmart in our small farm community…it made me scared to shop there! This book is really crazy creepy and s really great audiobook listen. The narrator sounds Native American which gives it an even creepier mythical vibe.
I enjoyed the ending! It has me excited to see the evolution of characters to come. I couldn’t empathize with Claire, there is a point where players are doing videogame shenanigans and I think that character feels so out of control that she wants to kill the Ai even though nothing is wrong yet.
Review from Yeager →
This is Yeager on a relentless marketing campaign of “rah-rah me”, backed by sycophantic cheerleaders, page after tedious page. He blows his own trumpet louder than Trump himself even could, endlessly claiming that no one else on earth could have done what he did (over and over again – uurgh!) – conveniently ignoring the aircraft’s..
Review from The Wealth of a Nation →
Thorough history of world protectionism and the struggle to free trade from political self interest. Well documented and compelling
Review from The Narrows →
I loved it so much I listened twice, back to back. It was my first Malfi book and I’ve since bought almost his whole catalog. The Narrows is small town horror of the best kind with well developed characters you get quickly invested in, an immersive, well described setting, and engaging prose. Salem’s Lot is..
Review from Awaken Online: Catharsis →
Not sure how far I’ll get into this series. If another narrator was reading it, there’s no doubt it would be a great read.