> I checked out the Time Traveler's Wife as a book on CD, but realized that it
> was the abridged version. What I listened to, I have to admit, I really
> didn't enjoy at all. I'm not sure what the actual book is like, but the CDs
> seemed to have sentence structures that would start to annoy me pretty
> quickly. I noticed a lot of short phrases or even one word sentences.
> Like, "Running. Laughing. Walking on the beach. I used to do these
> things." I made that up, but stuff like that...not sure I can handle much
> of it. Is the real book written like that too?
I didn't notice any jarring pacing when I was reading it. I feel like
when you read it visually you can skip over those parts as quickly as
you like instead of being forced to listen to some narrator invest too
much emphasis into every word. Give the dead tree version a try, I bet
you like it.
-k2
Thursday, July 16, 2009
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