
Crime and Punishment is universally acknowledged to be one of the finest pieces of Russian literature, but also one of its most complex. In George Guidall's rendition of this Dostoevsky classic, he brings the many characters distinctly to life without losing the listener for a second.
The most harrowing experiences can renew our faith in life, and Elie Wiesel's autobiographical novel does this, even as it provides an explicit and terrifying account of humanity's darkest hour. George Guidall's steady and evocative narration works beautifully with the text.
Guidall delivers an Audie- winning performance in this epic story of a family, dysfunctional at best, unable to cope with tragedy--or with each other. He portrays each character with a convincingly distinct voice, accurately impersonating the characters' intonations and verbal habits.
Among his many renowned performances, George Guidall is well loved for his narration of Lilian Jackson Braun's The Cat Who series, with the two mystery-solving felines Koko and Yum Yum.
In American Gods , master storyteller Gaiman taps a mythic vein for a genre-defying modern-day tale of gods, both ancient and new, warring under our very noses. Giving voice to Gaiman's words, George Guidall brings out both the energy and emotion of this surprisingly human tale.
