Legends Vol. 1

Volume 1:The Dark Tower:The Little Sisters of Eluria by Stephen King and Majipoor:The Seventh Shrine by Robert Silverberg

By: Robert Silverberg

Narrated by: Frank Muller, Sam Tsoutsouvas

Revisit the famous and fantastic realms conjured up by the world's most celebrated authors of fantasy in Legends -- the greatest collection of original fantasy short novels ever published, where the best of the best tell all-new original tales set in the lands they created. Each audiobook presents the novels complete and unabridged, and will be sensational listening for the millions of fans of these writers and worlds.

In Legends Volume One Stephen King presents an untold chapter from his Dark Tower series wherein we follow Roland the Gunslinger along his epic quest for an elusive magician in The Little Sisters of Eluria. It is performed by Frank Muller.

Robert Silverberg returns to Majipoor and Lord Valentine's astonishing adventure in an ancient tomb in The Seventh Shrine. It is performed by Sam Tsoutouvas.

The Legends audiobook series will span four audio volumes. Volume Two has stories from: Robert Jordan, Terry Pratchett, and Orson Scott Card, performed, by Sam Tsoutsouvas, Kathryn Walker and Frank Muller, respectively.

Volume Three has Terry Goodkind, Ursula K. Le Guin, and Tad Williams. Volume Four, available in April 1999, has Anne McCaffrey, George R.R. Martin, and Raymond E. Feist.

king story

I love the Dark Tower series. The other story didn't care for. I am not into that type of fantasy.

great short storys

they were both great short stories really loved the dark tower one wish there were more on that series the new one I will have to give a closer read

meh...I should have read the description oser

This was a book made of two short stories that are part of bigger stories, I think 🤔. Kinda a waste of my credit.

One well written, the other insightful

Silverberg tells a SF story of true insight by human into the poetry of the alian mind. I feel I'm entertained, while having my mind made more subtle in ways where I hadn't recognized a lack before; thank you sir.
The first story by S. KING is true to the rich storytelling he's known for. I've read, and heard the "gunslinger of Gilliad" through, and through, yet still savored hearing a tale well told; Remarkable feel of time, and place. Loved it.

The Stephen King was good - the other one is a No

Meh on book 2 - King’s was good though. I stopped listening to second story after 15 minutes