The Incredible Shrinking Man

De: Richard Matheson

Narrado por: Yuri Rasovsky

This is the terrifying novel that inspired the classic motion picture.

Inch by inch, day by day, Scott Carey is getting smaller. Once an unremarkable husband and father, Scott finds himself shrinking with no end in sight. His wife and family turn into unreachable giants, the family cat becomes a predatory menace, and Scott must struggle to survive in a world that seems to be growing ever larger and more perilous, until he faces the ultimate limits of fear and existence.

©1956 Richard Matheson (P)2006 Blackstone Audiobooks

Reseñas de la Crítica

• Audie Award Finalist, Science Fiction, 2007

"A horror story if ever there was one....A great adventure story, it is certainly one of that select handful that I have given to people, envying them the experience of the first reading." (Stephen King)
"A classic of suspense as poignant as it is frightening, a mix that only Richard Matheson could pull off." (Dean Koontz)

Awesome, can feel his influence in King's works.

Enjoyed it almost as much as I am legend. Perfect first person writing , and very quotable.

Outstanding.

Gripping, tense, thought provoking, well written, outstanding narration. A metaphorical exploration of one mans rage against a world seemingly determined to bring him down. This book is about anger, hope, courage, defeat and redemption. Ignore the "b-grade" allusions of the title, this book is literature of the highest quality.

Well, this was surprising.

This novel floored me. I cannot believe how poignant and heartbreaking this story was. It is a horror story, but it questions what it means to be a man, what it means to be human; it is instilled with a palpable belief that life and existence are worth fighting for. Incredible narrator, by the way.

Glad I listened to this

This was really thought provoking and the character felt real and tangible. The psychological aspect was pretty intense.

Interesting

This book was like no other book that I have read, it has a lot of metaphors. For the deep thinkers