Dimension Of Miracles – SHECKLEY, Robert Free Audiobook

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    SHECKLEY, Robert
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    John Hodgman
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    128 Kbps
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    English
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    Written by SHECKLEY, Robert
    Read by John Hodgman
    Format: MP3
    Bitrate: 128 Kbps
    Unabridged

    Running Time:
    5 h 20 min

    Audie Award Finalist, Solo Narration – Male, 2014Award-winning author, narrator, and screenwriter Neil Gaiman personally selected this book, and, using the tools of the Audiobook Creation Exchange (ACX), produced this work for his audiobook label, Neil Gaiman Presents. A few words from Neil on Dimension of Miracles: “Dimension of Miracles is probably not [Sheckley’s] most famous book?. but I think it’s probably his best-loved book. It’s about the joys and tribulations (mostly the tribulations) of winning the lotterythe galactic lotteryaccidentally. And wrongly. Tom Carmody is awarded a remarkable prize, is taken half way across the universe to collect it, finds himself hopelessly lost, and needs to find his way home again to Earth?to this Earth, not an alternate, weirdo Earth. He’s got to get back. And the price is high. In its style of humorand even in some of the jokesDimension of Miracles is very obviously a precursor of Douglas Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. Douglas actually hadn’t read Dimension of Miracles until very shortly after Hitchhiker came out, when people pointed him to it, and he told me that he found the experience almost shockingit was like reading himself. He was a huge admirer of Bob Sheckley and a huge admirer of this book, and in later life, I had the privilege of introducing both of them. Now the challenge for me with a book this funny, this strange, this perceptive was to try and find a narrator who was as iconic, somebody who could deliver the goods, somebody who could give you a book like this as it deserved to be given. And the first, and the last, and actually the only person to come to mind was John Hodgman. So I asked John, and he said yes! And he did it; he pulled it off. Listening to Johnnot just the suave, sensible, sane narrator of this book, but all the peculiar accents and incarnations…

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