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In the Company of Others
- Narrated by: David Marantz
- Length: 20 hrs and 38 mins
- Categories: Science Fiction & Fantasy, Science Fiction
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- Ross
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- Jim Proctor
- 01-09-20
Disappointing
This one doesn't live up to the author's later works. The dialog is rigid and unnatural. The main character is unbelievable. Given his upbringing, by all rights he should be a psychotic sociopath. Instead, he is a relatively well adjusted person. The entire story drags on at a snail's pace. The first 7 or 8 hours could be reduced to 2 hours without losing anything. Many times, I was tempted to stop and move on to another book. Having finished the entire 20+ hours, I can't say I'm glad I finished it. The world-building is okay initially in the space station where the story begins. But when the characters get to a planet, world-building is almost non-existent. All I can tell about the new planet is it has grass and a stream. The ending was chaotic, and (for me) unfulfilling.
Then there is the narration. The reader made the story hard to listen to. He made the rigid dialog even more rigid. It was like being assaulted with spoken words.
This is not worth 20+ hours invested in listening.
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- Scott
- 05-06-20
Good Listen
The narration seemed somewhat wooden to start with, but once I got used to it the story was enjoyable