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Dntazemebr0 [2111457] · #1

Is anyone else a fan of Audiobooks/Audiodrama podcasts? Who are your favorite narrators? Recommendations?

 

For me, I love R.C. Bray and the Expeditionary Force books by Craig Alanson.
Laughingman91 [2044206] · #2 · edited

The Sprawl Trilogy narrated by Jeff Harding and co. published by Audio Renaissance - I got it from amazon Audible.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ByMa_1vB2s

and the Enders Game series of books Narrated by Stefan Rudnicki and co. which i got from amazon and other places.

and Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep by Random House Audio and narrated by Scott Brick
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpNbafxtz54

If you like Sci Fi fantasy i'd highly reccomend these; although they do cover some themes like cybernetic body augmentation and gender identity in regards to robotic and artificial intelligences. So maybe avoid if you're not interested in those.
Dntazemebr0 [2111457] · #3

Great recommendations! I loved the Enders game series, and Stefan Rudnicki is the man. Do androids dream of electric sheep was quite interesting as well, I need to check out the Sprawl Trilogy.

If you are a fan of that kind of sci-fi I highly encourage checking out We are Legion (We are Bob) narrated by Ray Porter.
BadZena [1968552] · #5

God so many!  Harry Potter audio books are pretty cool, I do like Stephen Fry on the 1st one tho.  Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy, and the Dirk Gently series, I forget who read them tho.  
PrivateSnowball [111337] · #6

deathlands by james axler is the best ive listened too. they are practically movies you cant watch. different characters have different voice actors and theres even sound effects. they are rather adult though. lots of sex and violence. plot is pretty much world wide nuclear war breaks out and world falls. story picks up 100 years later and follows a group of people as they go around the wasteland. 
PrivateSnowball [111337] · #7

i think its stephen fry who reads Hitchhikers guide as well. the restaurant at the end of the universe, life the universe and everything, so long and thanks for all the fish, and mostly harmless  are read by martin freeman

 

haven't gotten around to the dirk gently yet though ive watched the show