Fantasy Literature reviews the recently released audiobook for Kage Baker's The House of the Stag
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Fantasy Literature reviews the recently released audiobook for Kage Baker's The House of the Stag
Posted on 2011-09-07 at 18:31 by Sam
Link: Fantasy Literature reviews the recently released audiobook for Kage Baker’s The House of the Stag
From the article: “Too little of Kage Baker’s work has been produced on audio, so when I saw that Audible Frontiers had recently released The House of the Stag, I snatched it up. It’s read by Sean Crisden, whose voices are perfect for Baker’s dry humor. He’s absolutely hilarious in the scene where the theater manager is explaining the stock characters of epics to Gard.
I didn’t need the plotline about the promised child, even though it eventually joined Gard’s story. Gard’s adventures were so fascinating that I was always disappointed when the POV switched, but these interludes didn’t last long, fortunately. It’s rare that I say this, but I was sad when The House of the Stag was finished. I wanted more and I felt again the loss of such a brilliant writer.”