Letters From The Looney Bin (Book 1)

De: Thatcher C. Nalley

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

LETTERS FROM THE LOONEY BIN is a #1 Amazon Bestseller! In the late 1970s the Emerson Rose Asylum became completely abandoned - all the patients, doctors, staff, vanished and were never seen again. The events circling this mass exodus have been one of the most baffling disappearances in history. Until now. A stack of bundled letters was found inside a tattered asylum mattress during the Emerson demolition. These letters, all addressed to the pseudonym Dr. Quill, were written by the patients as they documented the demise of the Emerson Rose Asylum. The patients innocently convey their dire pasts while the events occurring hint toward dark happenings outside their doors. Haunting, their words conjure feelings both grim and promising, as they secretly conjure a plan of mass exodus from the volatile institution. The names have been changed, but the stories have not. Though their identities are protected, the essence of these patients’ challenges, triumphs, corruptions, salvations, and most of all, their human spirit, remains untouched. Their journey will become your journey as the patients chronicle their final months in these, Letters from the Looney Bin. www.LooneyLetters.com Follow at: www.facebook.com/LettersFromLooneyBin

Never judge a book by it's cover

Not a fan of virtual voice, but since this is in an English dialect, I forgot that it wasn't most of the time. Stories kept me engaged.

This

This book should be better known than it is. I would like to hear it read by a human being, I feel it lacked the necessary emotion needed to express some of the emotion expressed in the story. However very nice and interesting stories.

letters from the looney bin

interesting for those who enjoy personal human stories, but I wish for real audio readers

Ai voice

couldnt tell the difference between characters other then that God read ready for book 2

AI narration ruins the listening experience

It’s such a shame that the narration was virtual. This is such a powerful collection of testimonies from one of the most vulnerable sectors of society. The use of AI to narrate their stories robs them of their humanity, much like the oppressors they endured in real life.

just the truth of it all

I liked the individual eye whiteness accounts and the life stories of these individuals.

great story, poorly ai read

these stories where amazing but the ai makes it a hard listen, get a real reader and this would be 5 star every way

Kept my interest which is hard

Loved that it was the one story but individual parts. And the fact it’s true makes it more interesting

Interesting stories

Compelling stories! I enjoyed it overall, however, as other reviewers have stated it would have been more enjoyable with a real person narration.

letters

Very interesting and sad what these people went through. The virtual voice is weird, but not enough to stop listening.