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Some Will Not Sleep
- Selected Horrors
- Narrated by: David Stifel
- Length: 10 hrs and 5 mins
- Unabridged Audiobook
- Release date: 03-02-17
- Language: English
- Publisher: Journalstone Publishing
- Whispersync for Voice-ready
Regular price: $24.95
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- Bill
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A very solid collection of shorts from Adam Nevill
A very solid collection of shorts from Adam Nevill. I enjoyed every one of these twisted tales. Some were darker than others, but they were all very well written and enjoyable. The narration for each individual story completely fit the tone of the collection. Nicely done.
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- Douglas Magruder
- 05-10-17
Fantastic writing, wrong voice for narrator
Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?
possibly, they would have to be someone who can get past the narration
What was one of the most memorable moments of Some Will Not Sleep?
Pigface Thing is a solid story and the end took me quite by surprise.
How did the narrator detract from the book?
David Stifel seems to be a narrator of choice for Lovecraftian works. He has a particular style and delivery that works for the true dated Lovecraft work. He doesn't have the ability to do a wide range of accents or genders or ages, and I think he is the absolute wrong choice to voice a primarily British and mid 20s or younger selection of 1st person characters. He tries, and I like his work in other stories, but his accents take away from the stories and are detracting when he attempts them. He just doesn't fit properly. If you can look (listen?) past them then the stories are really quite varied and well crafted.
Who was the most memorable character of Some Will Not Sleep and why?
Doll Hands is a very interesting character in a very interesting world.
Any additional comments?
This is a very good selection of stories, yet a poor choice in narrator.
6 of 7 people found this review helpful
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- Kevin Young
- CINCINNATI, OH, United States
- 07-26-18
Dark.
Don't go into this expecting happy endings. Nevill isn't afraid of stepping into the darkness and bringing friends. Stifel is one of the best narrators around and his distinctive voice sets the mood perfectly.
1 of 1 people found this review helpful
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- Jessica
- 10-16-17
Frightening in a deeper way
The diversity of voice in this collection is fascinating. The narrator changes along with the voice of each piece. Not scary in a gory way, but in a deeper way. I related to, and was frightened of, the monsters in a way that crept into my dreams. I want more from this author.
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- Michael S. Henderson
- 10-22-18
Some strong horror fiction...
... undercut by a bewildering array of nonsensical and warbling accents that make Keanu Reeves’ performance in Dracula seem Oscar worthy.
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- Ty
- 09-16-18
The cover art is the scariest part of this book.
This book fell flat for me, I finished it. Some of the stories in this collection are good but just didn't seem to go anywhere..Dont get me wrong I really enjoyed 'The Ritual' alot. But this collection of shorts was just rough around the edges
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- P. Gaye
- 06-15-18
It's okay...more than a few did not entice.
A few stories captured my interest but many seemed a bit lacking - maybe narrator bored me or maybe something was lost in the telling. Lukewarm on this one.
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- Remy
- 04-19-18
loved it
really a tremendous collection of horror fiction and excellently narrated. if you want something different this is a good pick
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- Monica
- 01-30-18
Adam Nevill has never let me down.
Each story is engrossing, each has it's own character unlike some collections that seem to tell the same basic story, again and again, with different monikers. Some Will Not Sleep reads more like an anthology than a single author collection. Awesome read; take the time to see for yourself.
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- Amazon Customer
- 04-18-17
Not scary
Would you try another book written by Adam Nevill or narrated by David Stifel?
I couldn't even finish this book, so no.
What was most disappointing about Adam Nevill’s story?
I was looking for something a little bit more engaging.
Who might you have cast as narrator instead of David Stifel?
I don't know. But he read this so monotone.
You didn’t love this book--but did it have any redeeming qualities?
I stopped listening after three or four stories.
Any additional comments?
I want to return this as soon as possible.
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- green
- 11-05-17
Very Bad Choice of Narrator
I have to join in with the criticism of the narrator, he was a very bad choice for these stories. And why an American for stories that are mostly based in Britain or Europe? A shame, because Adam Nevill is a good writer of short stories,
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- sarah
- 10-23-17
Short and not so sweet stories.
Short stories that sweep you away for awhile then stay with you always. Definitely recommend.
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- K:93
- 08-06-17
Do not buy
The voice over is horrible it's like Steven Hawkins computer is reading to me and even then that's a better sound wish amazon would give me an exchange book tbh
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- Mr. Paul Wilde
- 05-06-17
Absolutely the worst narration of any audiobook
What disappointed you about Some Will Not Sleep?
The narrator was so bad he made the introduction unlistenable, then in the first story he made up the most ridiculous accents.
Would you ever listen to anything by Adam Nevill again?
not with this narrator
How did the narrator detract from the book?
He was truly bad, stupid accents & very boring.
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