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[Veronica]

December by Phil Rickman and The Fog by James Herbert. Since Mr. Herbert died in March, a lot of his books are coming out in audio unabridged. Yay.

[Eileen]

Veronica wrote: "December by Phil Rickman and The Fog by James Herbert. Since Mr. Herbert died in March, a lot of his books are coming out in audio unabridged. Yay."

That's great to know. Most of the books I've found by Herbert in audio have been abridged versions.

[Angie]

I'm listening to season one of the we're alive zombie podcast. It's really good.

[Veronica]

Eileen wrote: "Veronica wrote: "December by Phil Rickman and The Fog by James Herbert. Since Mr. Herbert died in March, a lot of his books are coming out in audio unabridged. Yay."

That's great to know. Most of ..."

They're available on Audible.com but you have to be careful and search for 'unabridged' versions because they also have several abridged books by Herbert.

[jb]

I just finished Dracula and it was terrific!

[Walter]

Dracula is one of those novels which truly deserves to be called a classic. Had you read it prior to listening to it as an audiobook, Jenn?

[jb]

actually I had read part of it but I found this audio version with Tim Curry.

[Walter]

He has such a wonderful voice. :)

[jb]

He really does. it's amazing....

[Eileen]

jennbunny wrote: "I just finished Dracula and it was terrific!"

Sounds like something I sound be listening too.

[jb]

Eileen....I got it off Audible, but you might be able to find it elsewhere. I actually got it for free as I had some coupon thing a long time ago. It is a two part audiobook and is just over 15 hours.

http://www.audible.com/pd/Classics/Dr...

[Latasha]

just downloaded from audible. it's on sell today for 4.95. it sounds interesting.

[Mel]

Latasha wrote: "just downloaded from audible. it's on sell today for 4.95. it sounds interesting."

I will be interested to hear what you think. Both my husband and I loved it. We thought the narrator, Ray Porter, was excellent.

I'm listening to 11-22-63.

[Zafir]

" 14 " Is one of the coolest books I have ever read !

[jb]

Since I finished listening to Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, I am now moving on to Interview With The Vampire.

[Latasha]

so far I like 14. my ipod listening hours got cut back so I haven't got to listen as much as I would've liked.

[Latasha]

jennbunny wrote: "Since I finished listening to Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, I am now moving on to Interview With The Vampire."

I just listened to the vampire lestat not too long ago. I've read all the vampire chronicle books. anne rice is my favorite! :)

[jb]

I am only a short bit into it but so far the narrator is very good.

[Latasha]

I have about 4 hrs left of 14 and wow!!! it's great!

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I just got Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter The librarian said she was almost convinced there must of been vampires because it was like a documentary with photos and all. I felt disappointed that I would not be able to see the photos. On closer inspection I realize the audiobook comes with a pdf version of all the photos. Yay!

I abandoned Something Wicked This Way Comes. For me it felt like work following & deciphering the prose. And with an audiobook I don't often go back and re-read a sentence or paragraph until I understand like I would with a book.

[Latasha]

sounds very interesting!

[Alexis]

I decided to listen to because it is narrated by Jim Dale!!! He is a fantastic voice artist. He narrated the Harry Potter series as well - that's how I found him.

[Latasha]

is that book good? I just finished 14. omg! that's the best book I've listened to/read in a long time! I absolutely loved it! i'm trying to get my husband to listen to it. he's not much of an audiobook kinda of guy but I think he would love it too!

[Eileen]

Corinne wrote: "I just got Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter The librarian said she was almost convinced there must of been vampires because it was like a documentary with photos and all. I felt disappointed that I ..."

I thought the audio book was fantastic.

[Eileen]

You've all peeked my interest in the book 14. I'm sorry I didn't pick it up when it was 4.95 at audible.

[Walter]

Just finished listening to From Troy to Constantinople: cities and societies of ancient Turkey. Now listening to The Philosophy, Practice, and Science of Crime Scene Investigation, Part 1: The Modern Scholar.

[[deleted user]]

Walter wrote: "Just finished listening to From Troy to Constantinople: cities and societies of ancient Turkey. Now listening to The Philosophy, Practice, and Science of Crime Scene Investigation, Part 1: The Mod..."

Walter are you doing research for future books or perhaps in school?

[Latasha]

It is awesome Eileen!!

[Walter]

Corinne, it's really a bit of dovetailing. I love learning, and that's why I make use of my driving-to-work time to listen to various lectures from the Modern Scholar series. But I do tend to favor the ones my local library carries which I think might apply to a present or future novel project. :)

[Alissa]

I have an audio book of Cell, which I've read but wanted to listen to, just got done with the first CD of 12. Read by Campbell Scott

[Carl]

1356 by Bernard Cornwell. The accent is sometimes hard to understand but a good book so far.

[sonny (no longer in use)]

I would listen but I am definitely not a audio learner so I would lose interest or not notice that it's on. I wouldn't say no to trying it.

[jb]

I just finished listening to Interview with the Vampire....loved it. I normally can't do audio, but at work while I sort mail I can listen.

[Mollydee]

Latasha wrote: "Being new to Stephen King & so far enjoying the Sept. group read, I hit iTunes to see if I could find any freebies. well I did. I found "The Man in the Black Suit" over at Chilling Tales for a Dark..."

I never thought to go to itunes! that is great.

Just a note, anyone else who finds anything good on audio, please message me. I love to read but I did notice I have been reading to much so if I can break it up with an audiobook, that would be great. Thanks!

[Latasha]

I listened to the lurking fear by h.p. lovecraft last night. I absolutely loved it!! the version I listened to was from hp lovecraft live (on iTunes). the reader was fantastic!

[Latasha]

Mollydee wrote: "Latasha wrote: "Being new to Stephen King & so far enjoying the Sept. group read, I hit iTunes to see if I could find any freebies. well I did. I found "The Man in the Black Suit" over at Chilling ..."

i'll be sure to post what I listen to & where I got it from. : )

[jb]

I listen on OverDrive directly downloaded audiobooks from my library.

[Latasha]

i'm currently working on .
wow...! what a governess! she isn't scary yet just a crazy, money hungry drunk!

[Eileen]

I'm looking for a scary audio book to read, any ideas?

[Michael]

I posted in the currently reading thread but actually I am listening to

[Bill]

Just finished an advanced audio copy of and it was fantastic!

[The Angry Lawn Gnome]

Just finished ... Quite good, though the narrator -- Robin Sachs -- had a rather distracting way of pronouncing "Potomac," and said word seemed to come up about every thirty seconds or so, given the topic. When will those zany Brits learn to speak English, eh? :p

Am currently listening to . And, as usual, Winchester finds a way to make the oddest topics interesting.

(Funny how I personally find it just about impossible to listen to fiction in an audiobook format. No idea why.)

[Latasha]

Eileen, I really loved the audiobook of Hell House. I got it from audible. The reader was very good & it was very disturbing, almost uncomfortable to listen to at times.

[Eileen]

Thanks for the suggestions everyone!

I might read Doctor Sleep, since I've read the others.

[Latasha]

audible is having a bogo sell til oct. 31. this is their Halloween monster sale. i picked out and .

[Latasha]

i'm having a horrible time getting through Uncle Silas. i do not like Maud at all! how old is this girl? i thought she was 17? She is awful. She's scared of everything! i have no idea how she doesn't die of fright from just walking out of her bedroom every morning. i know, i know. it was wrote along time ago and it was different then but agh! i love Carmilla but i don't know if i can make it through this book.

[Latasha]

i'm listening to Ghost Storyi'm almost half way through it.

[jb]

I am listening to A Walk in the woods by Bryson.

[Latasha]

I just listened to The Squaw. I do not recommend this if u like cats. I do love them and wish I had be warned. it's not terrible, but I wouldn't have listened if I had known. also, The Cold Embrace and Other Ghost StoriesI listened to the cold embrace. I liked it. I had read it before, though.

[GeneralTHC]

I've been listening a little bit to The Devil in the White City: Murder, Magic, and Madness at the Fair that Changed America. It seems I can't get away from Scott Brick. He's not bad or anything though, he just reads a little slow for me.