Tag: Audible

  • Audible Review: But Enough About Me

    Audible Review: But Enough About Me

    This week I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of the actor, Burt Reynolds’, autobiography, But Enough About Me. Narration is by the author, with a forward by Jon Voight. But Enough About Me An Extraordinary Life At one time, Burton Leon Reynolds Jr, was the most famous actor in the world. Adored for playing…

  • Audible Review: Let’s Do It

    Audible Review: Let’s Do It

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of Let’s Do It: The Authorised Biography of Victoria Wood by Jasper Rees. Narration is from a large cast of her close friends – Julie Walters, Jasper Rees, Kate Robbins, Richenda Carey, Jane Wymark, Daniel Rigby, David Threlfall, Anne Reid, Susie Blake, Duncan Preston & Celia…

  • Audible Reviews: The Hezbollah Hiking Club

    Audible Reviews: The Hezbollah Hiking Club

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of Dom Joly’s The Hezbollah Hiking Club – a funny, heartwarming travel book. The Hezbollah Hiking Club The Author To people of a certain age, Dom Joly is always going to be the prankster of the Channel 4 Trigger Happy TV series, screaming ‘Hello?’ into a…

  • Audible Reviews: Mama’s Boy

    Audible Reviews: Mama’s Boy

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of Dustin Lance Black’s Mama’s Boy: The Art of Building Bridges – Black’s emotional account of his extraordinary mother’s life and his own journey to acceptance. Mama’s Boy The Author I think that I first heard of Dustin Lance Black, via the news that he was…

  • Audible Review: Unjustifiable Means

    Audible Review: Unjustifiable Means

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of Mark Fallon’s Unjustifiable Means – the inside story of the shadowy dark side of the US intelligence community which emerged in the aftermath of September 11, 2001.  Unjustifiable Means In June, 2019, I attended a conference in London entitled ‘Physical and Psychological Torture: Multi-disciplinary approaches…

  • Audible Review: Sum – Tales from the Afterlives

    Audible Review: Sum – Tales from the Afterlives

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s production of David Eagleman’s Sum: Tales from the Afterlives – 40 fictional possibilities of what might await us beyond the grave. Sum – Tales from the Afterlives I was first drawn to this small book in its solid incarnation by a quotation from Stephen Fry on the…

  • Audible Review: The Wicked Boy

    Audible Review: The Wicked Boy

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Kate Summerscale’s The Wicked Boy – a shocking true story of a Victorian murder and the aftermath. The Wicked Boy The Author Kate Summserscale became famous for writing The Suspicions of Mr Whicher, which won the Samuel Johnson Prize for Non-Fiction in 2008. You might be familiar with…

  • Audible Review: Gaslight

    Audible Review: Gaslight

    This week, I’m going to be discussing Audible’s version of Patrick Hamilton’s classic thriller, Gaslight. Gaslight In The News… ‘Gaslighting’, that is, manipulating someone by psychological means, so that they come to doubt their own sanity, has been in the news recently, thanks to a prominent fictional storyline in The Archers and the real-life quashing…

  • Audible Review: The Fourth Protocol

    Audible Review: The Fourth Protocol

    A review of Audible’s version of Frederick Forsyth’s The Fourth Protocol

  • Audible Review: The Graveyard Book

    Audible Review: The Graveyard Book

    A review of Audible’s production of Neil Gaiman’s The Graveyard Book