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This is weird, but on a related note; the man himself, Orson Scott Card, believes the audio book version is the best way to ingest his work. After having listen
by thekungfuman 15y ago
This is weird, but on a related note; the man himself, Orson Scott Card, believes the audio book version is the best way to ingest his work. After having listened to all of the Ender and Shadow series I can whole heatedly agree!
- thekungfuman 15y agoAnd most libraries carry the audio book, so you don't have to spend a fortune on buying them all (and there's always audible.com too)
- UnfalseDesign 15y agoThat is how I consumed Pastwatch and Pathfinder. I've been keeping my eye on the local library's website for the Overdrive version. I've listened to and read all the Ender and Shadow books. Then again, you'd think that if they embraced the audiobook market, and released all the past Card books in ebook form on their treebook release dates, they'd go ahead and do the same here.
- monochromatic 15y agoEnder's Game was on sale on iTunes recently, and I snapped it up. Definitely nice on my commute.
- SoftwareMaven 15y agoI listen to almost all the fiction I "read" (while in the car, on a flight, walking around the mall, etc). As long as the production is good, I agree with Card (and have enjoyed listening to his books as well).
- riffraff 15y agolistened to them myself, they are also among the best audiobook I listened to, reading-wise.