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The Lost World

De: Arthur Conan Doyle
Narrado por: Glen McCready
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Here is the precursor to Jurassic Park. Victorian explorers have heard there is a remote plateau where dinosaurs still survive, and a group set outs on a dangerous mission to find out more about it.

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The creator of Sherlock Holmes delivers a classic adventure fantasy in this tale of a trip by journalists, scientists, and adventurers to investigate rumors of dinosaurs on a mysterious plateau deep in a mythical South American jungle. Much fun and over-the-top adventure ensue. The author is ably supported by Glenn McCready, who delivers a narration very much in the nineteenth-century style. He plays up the characters' big personalities and celebrates the rather orotund style of the writing, which isn't as tight as in the Holmes series. Not for modern-fiction-only readers, this collection will appeal most to lovers of nineteenth-century literature.

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"Glen McCready's performance captures the time and tone of Doyle's material perfectly without straying into melodrama." ( Publishers Weekly)

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First, the narrator doesn't help matters. He has a dry, old-time English voice, which is rather appropriate if they were trying to replicate the voice used at the time. Nevertheless, it is not a very engaging voice for a modern audience. In addition to that, it takes at least half of the short audiobook for anything really interesting to happen. Then it is mostly calmed down for the last hour or so of the book. So there is roughly 3 hours of good, exciting story. I would recommend a pass on this one for most people.

Takes half of the book for anything to happen

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Glen McCready brings this century-old adventure to life. We were mesmerized through the whole reading.

Great, great performance of a superb story!

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The narrator was superb in his performance of the characters and dramatizations. Improved an already good adventure novel. Congratulations to him for his good work.

Excellent performance makes the story great

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Loved the audible version of this classic adventure story. McCready brings each character to life!

Great fun! The original adventure story.

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Glen McCready is now one of my favorite narrators. His reading of this classic of pulp fantasy was flawless. It's a fantastic story of adventure in a prehistoric lost land, similar to stories from Jules Verne and Edgar Rice Burroughs. One must accept the mores of the author's time, of course, and the British empirical mindset, but it's a fun listen. Highly recommended for families (or anyone) on road trips.

Brilliant narration of a pulp classic

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