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The Sound Inside
- Narrated by: Mary-Louise Parker, Will Hochman
- Length: 1 hr and 24 mins
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- cthomas
- 03-25-21
Not sure if this is as great as people think..
If this book was any longer than it was, I wouldn’t have finished. Great performances, but the dialogue was so abrasive I almost turned it off.
Also it’s got lots of details on how to commit suicide... doesn’t sit well with me knowing that there are people who might have gained harmful information from the book. Overall, would NOT recommend.
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- Razzie
- 03-18-21
Shockingly captivating
I loved it, not at all expected...but there is the ache in my chest that is familiar after a really good book.
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- Tom bailey
- 03-22-21
Beautiful
Do yourself a favor. Get comfortable for an hour and a half. Loose yourself.
Amazing performance. I'll always cherish the 90 minutes.
Listen.
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- Laurie Taylor
- 03-19-21
Funny, sad and surprising
Listen. Beautiful character, surprising storyline. Beautiful, deep, ironic literature. Hit every emotional note, everything painful, true and glorious humanity experiences in life. Esoteric and intellectual but accessible.
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- Randall
- 03-19-21
Original idea
Didn’t like Jessica’s narration in beginning. Too stilted. We don’t realize she is dictating while she is writing. I get used to it when she does it later Writer should have explained scene better
The story jumps around too much
The Professor should have realized the student was beginning schizophrenia and checked up on his actions sooner and gotten him help but she is too self involved. Story is not for the mentally disturbed The writer must take more responsibility for his book’s consequences
In the epilogue This is a tragedy not a drama
16 people found this helpful
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- Barbara
- 03-26-21
A grim little tale
I started listening to this book because of the rave reviews from other listeners. I really don’t know what they saw in this story. It is well performed but the characters are so unlikable and their lives so lost. I kept listening hoping for some redemption but I hoped in vain!
9 people found this helpful
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- Mrs Swell
- 03-21-21
Unexpected, Thought-provoking, and Infinitely Personalizable
I had no idea what to expect and was intrigued by the idea of insight into a professional singleton.
The performance is engrossing and the characters both real and gauzy.
A delightful distraction that will have you reflecting and thinking for some time.
8 people found this helpful
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- talisman67
- 03-21-21
Unexpectedly wonderful.
I grabbed this as a distraction, thinking it could fill the silence this afternoon. I found myself connected and fully engaged. The dialog is amazing, performance by both actors provide layers of nuance beyond the words. So good.
6 people found this helpful
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- BJ Peace
- 03-28-21
Haunting & unexpected
This story is an unexpected journey. I did not expect to have so much woven into it based on the length. I’m not sure if I devoured the story or if it devoured me. Since this was my first Adam Rapp piece, I can’t wait to discover the others.
5 people found this helpful
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- anca
- 03-26-21
Brilliant!
It broke my heart and gave me hope all at once.
(I don’t need four more words, Audible, thank you)
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- Elizabeth
- 11-22-21
Wonderful
Beautifully written - and the two main characters are brought to life with such pathos and authenticity by both Parker and Hochman. Loved this...