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The Man on Table Ten
- A Mysterious Science Fiction Tale
- Narrated by: Luke Smitherd
- Length: 2 hrs and 6 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 08-26-15
- Language: English
- Publisher: Flying Body Press
Regular price: $6.95
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Publisher's Summary
It's a story that he hasn't told anyone for fifty years. A secret that he's kept ever since he grew tired of the disbelieving faces and doctors' reports advising medication. He's been careful. He hasn't even touched a single drop of booze since that one, fateful evening.
This is why his decision on this day - the decision to have three drinks - will change the life of bright young waitress Lisa Willoughby forever. For today, the Man on Table Ten has decided that he wants to share his incredible tale.
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- JoanneG
- Chicago, IL
- 11-12-15
Disturbing Short Story
This was the first story I read by this author and it left me with a sick feeling in my stomach, just wondering, "What if..." The queasy feeling came from knowing that if it was a true story (which it hopefully isn't), there would be absolutely nothing I could do about it.
It's like people who are afraid of flying and would rather drive, even though there is a much greater chance of death while driving. People don't like the sense of not being in control that flying brings and that is exactly what this story makes you think about--not really being in control of your life.
The story itself is very eerie and and disturbing. As mentioned above, it makes you think about fate and destiny and who or what is really in control of our lives. You feel for The Man on Table Ten and what he has lived through, but you also worry about him--a lot.
The waitress in the story is really a stand-in for the reader. She learns the story as we learn it and my emotions were pretty much the same as hers as she listened to the man. "Is this man crazy?" "Is he telling the truth?" "Do I really want to know?"
Highly recommended.
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- Jennifer Hawton
- 04-22-16
great short story
What a treat! A short story that delights without beating you over the head with messages. Just sit back and enjoy this one.
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- Mark Whaling
- 07-07-16
Great story
Very enjoyable story and narration. Kept me sane on my commute. Looking forward to more!
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- T
- 10-11-16
A chilling stock-take.
The Man at Table Ten is a fantastic short story by a very talented author. Luke Smithered seems to have a talent for inspiring a kind of optimistic nihilism in the reader by putting mostly ordinary people directly in the path of unfathomable horror.
Check out his novel, The Stone Man, if you enjoy this story. I always appreciate it when an author narrates their own works, and other than a few minor hiccups with the editing, Smithered does a great job.
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- 'Elle19'
- 01-15-17
Hooked
Didn't know what to expect from this, but after listening to a couple of epic length novels, I rather fancied something shorter and without a ridiculous number of character names to remember. This fitted the bill perfectly.
A couple of small errors, in the recording, led to two sentences being repeated (I didn't note the times though, sorry). Nevertheless, they didn't spoil the story for me.
Would listen to more by this author / narrator.
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- Alexandra
- 09-03-16
Great short story
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
Despite being short it is filled with things that make you think. I really like books that make you reflect on the characters and events that happen and how you might deal with that situation if you were in it. This is one that had me thinking about it for ages!
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Man on Table Ten?
When it dawns on you partway through his story why he was acting so strangely at the beginning and realising how he must have been feeling.
What does Luke Smitherd bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you had only read the book?
I really like it when authors narrate their own books, you then know how things are supposed to be said or expressed that can be ambiguous in the text. You get much more of a feel of exactly how the author imagined it and how they intended it to be understood. I also think Luke is a great narrator, he has a really nice tone of voice for it.
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- ginger
- 06-12-16
awesome short story
makes you think about your own perspective on life - what would be important to you
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- paul
- 01-01-16
Short but captivating
Would you consider the audio edition of The Man on Table Ten to be better than the print version?
I have not read the print version so cannot compare but enjoyed this - I believe that as it was read by the author he applied the appropriate tone and emphasis throughout
Who was your favorite character and why?
there were only a few characters in the book The Man at table 10 himself was my favourite
Which character – as performed by Luke Smitherd – was your favourite?
The man at table 10
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
It was sad to reflet on the life led by the man knowing the responsibilities that he had.
Any additional comments?
only a short story but just the right length for quick SCI Fi fix
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- clint
- 12-15-15
A Good Solid Short Story
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- Mrs. H. L. Rider
- 11-16-15
Celebrate the ordinary
Really interesting story although read very quickly. It had a good flow and kept my attention throughout. The protagonist has life changing experience and shares this event and his subsequent adaptations to his life. It reminded me that everyday is special, unique and to be celebrated. That ultimately we have little actual effect upon our life path so live each moment while you can.