
Time and Time Again
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Narrado por:
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Jim Roberts
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De:
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H. Beam Piper
In this story, a soldier of the future, wounded badly in battle during World War III, loses consciousness. When he opens his eyes again he finds that he is back in his boyhood past but with all the memories of his adult life intact!
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Science fiction writer H. Beam Piper published this short story, "Time and Time Again", in 1947. A self-educated man, Piper was a prolific writer until his suicide in 1964. In this 46-minute story, a wounded World War III soldier is miraculously transported back to his childhood. Fortunately or unfortunately, he still remembers everything from his adulthood. But, as many writers throughout the centuries have wondered, can the future be altered? Jim Roberts gives an enjoyable performance. His formal tone fits the work while his easy pacing makes the science jargon simple to follow. This audiobook's surprise conclusion will surely satisfy listeners.
X Minus One Far Superior
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Good story
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Would you listen to Time and Time Again again? Why?
No. I don't like re-runs.What was one of the most memorable moments of Time and Time Again?
Waking up as yourself but at a different time in your life.What about Jim Roberts’s performance did you like?
It was fine.If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?
I wouldn't. It is too short of a subject.Nice read on the way to work
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This version, narrated by Jim Roberts is the audio book of the actual story.
The other two versions, Dimension X and X Minus One are radio dramatizations of an adaptation by Ernest Kinoy and depart significantly from the original.
Dimension X, broadcast in 1951 is okay, but I found the voice acting in X Minus One slightly better.
Differences in the Available Versions
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Great story hurt by poor narration.
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