Are there any instances of an audiobook being a better experience than reading the actual book?
A lot of the autobiographical stuff that is narrated by the authorsAnd plenty are really well done
>>24823377Sirens (Joyce)
Yeah, when you add music to the audiobook. It's kino.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjQbcAkUYmI
No
>>24823377Plays, if well produced.
>>24823377All of them, because I can lay in bed with a blindfold and do nothing but listen
>>24823377haha OP I love froggo XD
Dungeon crawler Carl
Everything Stephen Fry does of Wodehouse
>>24823377Darth Plagueis by James Luceno. The performance is pure kino and the sound effects are subtle but SOVLful, I heartily recommend it.
When the author reads it himself. I liked listening to The Stranger read by Camus.
>>24823377I think first-person present tense narratives work really well for audiobooks. Really makes you feel like you are there with the character, listening to his thoughts.
>>24823377World War Z
>>24823377Stephen King because his books are bloated yet also easy to follow.Sherlock Holmes because of Stephen Fry's voice acting skills.Generally genre fiction, first person narrations, erotica read by sexy women (duh), and audioplays.
