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Dear Reader
- The Unauthorized Autobiography of Kim Jong Il
- Narrated by: Marcus Freeman
- Length: 11 hrs and 42 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 04-10-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Listen and Think Audio
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.95
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No country is as misunderstood as North Korea, and no modern tyrant has remained more mysterious than the Dear Leader, Kim Jong Il. Now, celebrity ghostwriter Michael Malice pulls back the curtain to expose the life story of the "Incarnation of Love and Morality". Taken directly from books spirited out of Pyongyang, Dear Reader is a carefully reconstructed first-person account of the man behind the mythology.
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- Couts A. Moseley
- San Antonio, TX
- 05-02-17
Simply brilliant!
The idea, the writing, the balance of hilarious sarcasm and sometimes surprisingly affecting accounts of the tragic events in the "Dear Leader's" life, even the performance of the narrator, all of it amounts to a work of genius. Even though this is a work of fiction, reportedly Michael Malice based all of the stories in the book on North Korean lore, on what the people there are taught in schools, on the official North Korean government statements or press releases, on many other published works of history (both in the Koreas and in other countries), as well as on what the western media knows about this reclusive, little known totalitarian regime. I couldn't stop listening to it. Highly recommended!
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- cttime
- 05-05-17
Horrifying
Narration was perfect. The changing tone of the book perfectly captured. Michael Malice captures the personality cult of the North Korean regime and then gradually brings you into the real life horror film that is life in the DPRK.
7 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- Rodney
- 05-24-17
Great book
I read just, well listen, to just about everything about North Korea that audible has to offer and this is a very unique take - use the information publicly available about Kim Jong Il, about his amazing life and amazing achievements (according to the NK media) and write out an autobiography. It's more than just a joke book, it really does cover what is really known about his life and I think it does a good job of representing many ideas based on how the NK government claims to see it. The book is very entertaining and I learned a lot - and wow, what a sudden heel turn the book takes to close it out, a very strong ending.
If you read the description and find it interesting then certainly check it out. I do wish it covered more of Kim Jong Il's obsession with western culture, in particular in the 90s when he did things like bring over WCW professional wrestling just so a Korean could beat the evil American Ric Flair in front of 100,000 people who had no idea what in the world they were watching, it's one of my favorite things Kim Jong Il ever did.
The reader is a perfect fit for this book, excellent job.
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- Dan Byrum
- 06-08-17
The real North Korea
I great story compiled for North Korean History. Malice does an incredible job making this book feel like Kim Jong Il is telling you his personal story.
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- Michael Tasch
- 04-29-17
fascinating read and perspective on north Korea.
Can't believe how fast I finished the audio book. Also happy to say I'm no longer ignorant of the achievements and struggle of the great leader. I've heard Michael Malice on the Tom Woods podcast and had to check this out.
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- Terrell
- 06-03-17
Interesting listen....
This story sounds so unrealistic. It's mind boggling that these situations are real. I had to stop and research certain moments because it was so unbelievable. I enjoyed and I would recommend this book.
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- Daniel M.
- 05-31-17
brutal misinformation
Malice does an excellent job covering the sheer horror of life in the DPRK. what a crazy place.
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- Tyler Alan Barbaree
- 06-04-17
Thank you for the good book.
amazing. ghost writing takes talent. and mr. malice has a lot of that, so much even he was able to create a masterpiece with this hard to tackle subject.
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- John Ferguson
- 05-09-17
Remarkable
I now understand the North Korea situation so much better. Michael Malice does a fantastic job of bringing understanding to a truly contorted and improbable (and horrible) situation. "Sympathy for the devil" is the best phrase for what this brings out. God help the North Korean people.
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- Christopher
- 10-14-17
An amble through the mind of powerful madness.
This is perhaps the most disturbing book I have ever read. It is truly a look into the deeply disturbing mind of one of the most heinous people on the planet. It is so well put together and the voice of the protagonist is so sure and confident of his delusions that I found myself frequently considering the plausibility and having to stop reading to fact check. Normalcy restored I would then delve on.
Be prepared to stare deeply into the abyss of evil and insanity and feel it try to suck you in. Hold on tight, it has a surprisingly powerful gravitational pull.
Having come through the other side still sane, this deep look at a man of power, has further cemented my belief that as Douglas Adams said: Anyone capable of getting themselves made [dear leader] should on no accounts be allowed to do the job.
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- A. Barton
- 11-02-18
Thin line between fiction and non-fiction.
While the format is interesting and entertaining, it is difficult for the reader to discern what is true, what is North Korean propaganda and what is a fictional improvisation from the writer.
As such if you want to learn about North Korea it would be better to watch a Michael Malice talk.
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- Michael Durston
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- EOE
- 06-11-18
Guilty Entertainment
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Great presentation of a hard-to-swallow topic
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- Amazon Customer
- 05-27-17
Paradigm shift
absolutely loved this audiobook, the narrator gave an excellent portrayal of the leader. I actually found myself agreeing with some of his philosophy. excellent, thank you.