Favorite Audiobook Readers?

[Anonymous No.5146520]

For me, right now, George Guidall and Scott Brick, who are both pretty prolific.

Although I like Roy Dotrice for his not-too-serious reading of ASOIF, and his appearance in GOT as the pyromancer.

(that's right, the ASOIF audiobook reader actually shows up in Game of Thrones as a side character).

[Anonymous No.5146534]

>>5146520

Actually forgot mention stuff they read:
George Guidall reads an unabridged Don Quixote, an old unabridged Gravity's Rainbow, which is so rare these days that I can only find copies on the internet which skip at pivotal parts... and he reads more popular stuff like Stephen King's Gunslinger novel.


Scott Brick is someone I'm familiar with through his reading of iRobot, Cloud Atlas, and Dune.

[Anonymous No.5146536]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K1RcKJVbHA

I want him to do every book

[Sebastian Cuello No.5146538]

My mind

[Anonymous No.5146603]

>>5146538
>My mind

Yes, we get it. You're superior because you read books on paper, the old fashioned way. Your post was not inevitable at all, but rather an expression of your snowflake-ish individuality.

Now, assuming that you're at work or whatever, and your hands/eyes are occupied with something else, who would you like reading books to you?

[Anonymous No.5146609]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2IiP74_5Mnc

Based Gandalf

[Anonymous No.5146640]

I am very fond of John Lee. He's narrated a fuckton of books - http://www.audiofilemagazine.com/reviews/listing/?Narrator=John%20Lee

I really like George Guidall and Scott Brick, too.