Earthworm Gods

De: Brian Keene

Narrado por: Scott Weinberg

Duración: 8 h y 31 m

Resumen del Editor

The Cult Classic Returns!

One day, it starts raining-and never stops. Global super-storms decimate the planet, eradicating most of mankind. Pockets of survivors gather on mountaintops, watching as the waters climb higher and higher. But as the tides rise, something else is rising, too.

Now, in the midst of an ecological nightmare, the remnants of humanity face a new menace, in a battle that stretches from the rooftops of submerged cities to the mountaintop islands jutting from the sea. What hope does an already-devastated mankind have against this new supernatural adversary.

The old gods are dead. Now is the time of the Earthworm Gods....

Deadite Press is proud to present this Author's Preferred Edition of Earthworm Gods, including an all-new, lengthy afterword by the author recounting the novel's inspiration, creation, and history.

©2005 Brian Keene (P)2020 David N. Wilson

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gosh I love this man! fabulous writer! this is my 2nd time reading and still great!

Wonderful story, narration is ok

Brian Keene does it again with another horrific and heartbreaking hit. The story is fantastic, but the narration had some problems. There were several instances where he repeats segments of the books, you hear him clear his throat a few times, and he has a bit of a lisp that takes getting used to. I could get past all of this, because the story is so well written.

the Earthworm God's is a great read.

I really like the works of Brian Keene. He is a master of his craft and it all starts in the book. Get a copy and enjoy.

Amazing

This story is phenomenal and the narrator is exactly what this book needed. 6 stars out of 5.

WOW!!!

Brian Keene is freaking fantastic! This book was awesome and I couldn't stop listening. I loved the characters, the plot, the pace, and the writing--everything! Loved the narrator, too. Their voice was so familiar and compelling. I fell right into this story. Solid, weird storytelling. 5 stars. Will read again!!!

fun read

I like the story. it's not the greatest book ever written but it's a fun read and I enjoyed it.

Good

This was a good horror Novell, I just didn’t like the voice of the person reading it, I probably would have liked it more If I had read it instead.

The odd narrator voice matched the character. The second half is ignorable.

So many complaints about the narrator. His quirks add to the tale — an old mountain man would probably call it the “Marinara Trench” and would probably restart sentences a lot. While it took me out of the tale at times, it was way less distracting than the mermaids, Satanists and other oddball out of place elements.

Also, “earthworm gods” probably sets up expectations of a huge monster book. It’s more about survival and occasionally some monsters.

It definitely could have been a lot better, but I really enjoyed the first part. Still haven’t finished the second half and I doubt I will.

Disturbing, in a light-hearted way...

What's not to like? Unsurmountable and vague menace, mass casualties, crazy neighbors, an old salty dog, Appalachian OG, gigantic farting worms little kids stabbed by crazy survivors and an atrium. Oh... there are airplane crashes, poo and at least one naughty part.

I love this story. need to record the second book

loved it. listened to it in two day while working. ease record the second book.