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Amy wrote: "Hello, has anyone checked LibriVox for the audiobook yet? Just wondering if there’s a preferred version - because often more than one reader will have recorded a book. TIA"
I have not as yet. I usually have to start reading before I can switch over to audio or I get the characters mixed up. Although I don't think this will be as much of a problem for this book because it seems to me that much of what we are reading is what is in the main character's head.
I have not as yet. I usually have to start reading before I can switch over to audio or I get the characters mixed up. Although I don't think this will be as much of a problem for this book because it seems to me that much of what we are reading is what is in the main character's head.

that is a really cool website to help people choose which translation.
After three weeks of comparisons and samples, I have decided on the Nicolas Slater version.
https://www.amazon.com/Crime-Punishme...
Bonnie wrote: "Gem wrote: "I will be using the Pevear and Volokhonsky translation. You can fin..."
that is a really cool website to help people choose which translation.
After three weeks of comparisons and sam..."
I'm glad that helped. I love the Russians and the French writers enough that having a site that compares the translations really helps.
that is a really cool website to help people choose which translation.
After three weeks of comparisons and sam..."
I'm glad that helped. I love the Russians and the French writers enough that having a site that compares the translations really helps.
We had 22 votes for this selection, I hope we have lively discussions.
I will be using the Pevear and Volokhonsky translation. You can find information about other translations here: https://welovetranslations.com/2020/0...
I'll be posting the background and other information as well as some information on the authority shortly.