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Tales of the Fish Patrol
- Narrated by: Jonathan Reese
- Length: 3 hrs and 1 min
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Classics
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Publisher's Summary
Placing us smack in the middle of San Francisco at the height of its most reckless days, Tales of the Fish Patrol is vintage Jack London, tales of adventure from a world-class raconteur.
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- Matt Malone
- 01-17-11
Good Book, Strange Reading
As are most of Jack London's books, this one didn't disappoint. The style of the reader however makes it difficult to fallow the story fluidly. He has a tenancy to read as though he is just reading a list of random sentences by vocalizing the last word of each sentence with the same tone and a long pause before beginning the next sentence.
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- Joseph J. Koczur, Jr.
- 11-26-19
Great stories, poor performance.
Narrator's delivery was as if he were reading to a child. I hope someone will produce a new version.
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- J. Nichols
- 05-10-18
How to ruin a good book
Suggest you re-record with a performer who doesn't give every sentence the same boring inflection.