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> Or is it just a matter of “download, listen and see if it’s good enough or move on”? Pretty much. It can be pretty annoying when a book has multiple narrato
by reallydontask 6y ago
> Or is it just a matter of “download, listen and see if it’s good enough or move on”?
Pretty much.
It can be pretty annoying when a book has multiple narrators as the quality can vary significantly, so you might get deep into a book before you start getting consistently bad narrators.
I can't remember the book now, but it put me off using LibriVox forever.
Now I try the local library app or the app from the local library where I used to live and if that fails there is always audible.
- JadeNB 6y ago> It can be pretty annoying when a book has multiple narrators as the quality can vary significantly, so you might get deep into a book before you start getting consistently bad narrators. I think one of the most annoying experiences I had was when they changed narrators in the third book of the Takeshi Kovacs series. It wasn't even that the third narrator was bad, especially, just that he sounded wrong—but I was far too invested to set it aside at that point.