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I've not long finished listening to the entire The First Law by Joe Abercrombie read by Stephen Pacey. Utterly superb. It's a kind of medieval setting, with a smidge of magic. I guess in the GoT vein where it's not fantasy per-se but more real.
Anyway, I've been wanting to listen to another sci-fi. The last one I listened to was The Long Earth series by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter ready by Michael Fenton Stevens. Again, superbly read, and a rather good story.
Every time I do a search for top Sci-fi the number one book is almost always Dune by Frank Herbert. My problem here is that I've seen the film a couple of times, and it's clouding my judgement on actually wanting to read/listen to the book. Is the book as amazing as they say, and the film being a bit naff?
Or are there any other great audiobook sci-fi stories that are amazingly read that you guys can recommend?
thx
Anyway, I've been wanting to listen to another sci-fi. The last one I listened to was The Long Earth series by Terry Pratchett and Stephen Baxter ready by Michael Fenton Stevens. Again, superbly read, and a rather good story.
Every time I do a search for top Sci-fi the number one book is almost always Dune by Frank Herbert. My problem here is that I've seen the film a couple of times, and it's clouding my judgement on actually wanting to read/listen to the book. Is the book as amazing as they say, and the film being a bit naff?
Or are there any other great audiobook sci-fi stories that are amazingly read that you guys can recommend?
thx