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Beyond the Aquila Rift
- Letto da: Tom Dheere
- Durata: 1 ora e 11 min
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- Yuki81
- 20/06/2018
Un'altra storia meravigliosa da Alastair Reynolds
Mi piacciono tantissimo le opere di questo autore, sono sempre molto ben pensate, intriganti e con una profondità di background che dà credibilità a tutto l'universo creato da lui. Anche questa volta non delude: quando pensi di aver capito e chiarito tutto arriva la sorpresa ben congeniata... 😅
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- Amazon Customer
- 17/04/2012
Great story, mediocre audio book.
I love the universes that Alastair Reynolds creates, and the stories he weaves in them so I was a little disappointed to see how short this story was (it's only an hour long, take note of the price as it's probably worth purchasing it rather than wasting a credit). Length complaints aside, this is a great story and I really enjoyed it. It vaguely echoes some of his other work but it's definitely new and interesting material, telling the story of some off-track astronauts, shuttling between brief vignettes of "now" and "not too long ago" with a nice psychological twist at the end to keep you wondering for a while.
That said, this audio version of it verges on terrible. I don't know if it's because I now unconsciously relate John Lee with Alistair Reynolds but the narrator (Tom Dheere) just didn't work for me. He sounded like he'd been challenged to read through the story as fast as possible and, to draw a traffic analogy, treated sentence ending punctuation much like a speedhump or chicane rather than stop signs or red lights. Additionally, the vignettes are separated by 15 seconds of music. WHY??? It's an audio version of a book, it doesn't need extra music or sounds effects, it just needs someone to read the words! If it's imperative to draw a distinction between separate passages then leave 2 seconds of silence to indicate it or something, don't start introducing lengthy chunks of foreign material where the author never intended them to be!
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- Kim
- 30/01/2013
Good story, rushed narration
The story was good, and what I'd expect from this author. The narrator, however, seemed to be rushing through it as fast as he could, sounding almost breathless at points, which seemed generally inappropriate for the story.
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- troy
- 21/10/2011
I forgive you Alastair Reynolds
i wanted to like this. but the experimenting with this form of narrative didn't work for more.
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- rigopoulos
- 14/01/2021
the narrator is in a rush to finish.
extremely low quality narration. very frustrating with out color, as he was trying to finish the story. this listening was stressful.
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- Pablo Escobar
- 04/02/2020
Great Story
the story was great but I thought the performance was a little to fast paced.
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- Adrian
- 14/08/2020
amazing
just as good as the episode for love death and robots. was so much fun to read
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- Gary
- 09/10/2019
Kind of a weird book
I have to say, until the last 10 minutes of the book, it wasn't very interesting.
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- Danny boy
- 07/09/2019
absolutely lovely story
this book was really well read, the narrator was good and the story was phenomenal.
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- Valeri Smirnov
- 09/07/2019
Short and sweet
Grate story. The narrator read a bit too fast for my liking, but overall a good book. this needs a sequel
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- Matthew Davis
- 24/02/2023
Great world building
Please give me more in this world. This universe is amazing. I want more please
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- Mark S
- 01/04/2018
Misrepresentation - Buyer Beware!
I bought this audiobook on Amazon, linking through from the paperback version of the “Beyond the Aquila Rift” short story collection. However, even though this has the same title as that collection, it is just a single story! I’m contacting Amazon to ask for a refund. Ripoff.
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- Jane
- 03/01/2023
Bland Narration
Bland narration ruined a sci-fi classic. The mix of weird music didn't help either. Avoid. Watch Netflix Love, Death & Robots instead - or read the short story. It's brilliant.
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- William
- 22/02/2021
Great story
I downloaded this book after having watched the Love, Death and Robots episode inspired by it. It's an excellent story, though, part of me wishes that I'd heard it before watching the episode, as is always the case.
One slight problem I had with this audiobook was the reading pace. There's a lot to take in in a pretty small amount of time and I think the author read too quickly and it didn't really give you a chance to dwell on what was happening. My solution to this was to change it to 80% speed, though, and that seemed to do the trick.
I listened to this whilst on a walk and it firmly held my attention throughout. Highly recommend particularly if you've *not* seen the Love, Death and Robots episode yet.
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- Oliver Morrison
- 05/11/2020
The orator does NOT understand pacing.
I decided to give this book a go as I recently watched the Love Death and Robots episode that is based on this short story. The story itself is in my opinion a tad less interesting than the animation, however my main annoyance stems from Tom Dheere. He reads this story like he had too much coffee and decided to speed run it. It's honestly quite jarring. A secondary complaint would be that he seems to struggle to clearly change voices for different characters. Often times I couldn't tell who was actually talking. All told, I wouldn't recommend this audiobook to people, I would instead recommend just watching the LD&R episode.