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Depth of Soul

Revisado: 10-20-24

Mystery and Simplicity float side-by-side on Mother Ganga…. Receive the miracles of this tale from Her eddies and currents. Namasté

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Giving Blake’s Vision Voice

Revisado: 05-05-24

Tygers playing their hearts into ours, hunting truth with laughing flashes of fanged delight! Well and terribly well done!

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It doesn’t get worse…andthat’s a marvelous thing!

Revisado: 11-17-22

This camp Inferno has everything you could wish for: rhythm, immediacy, variety of voice, and credible horror held within heartfelt faith. When will the final two sections be given to us?

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Giving honor and expression to a life of conversion: Francis of Assisi

Revisado: 07-19-21

To all my brothers and sisters who have, in any way, contributed to this wonderful production of audio theater, I cannot thank you enough and cannot recommend highly enough the fruits of your labor on behalf of our Lord and our great brother, Saint Francis of Assisi. Well paced, beautifully voiced, and sensitively accompanied by original music

I do not hesitate to predict that this production will further produce spiritual fruits within all who hear it. Peace, praise, and all good to you and to our loving Creator.

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A great book betrayed

Revisado: 02-04-21

This is unquestionably the worst reading of a book I have heard on Audible. Tediously pitched, amateurishly paced, and infuriatingly affected, it destroyed my admittedly high expectations. How could anyone have passed this travesty through Audible’s multiple levels of authorization? I look forward to an expeditious refund or exchange. Unfortunately, I can do nothing about the execrable taste this performance has left in my mouth; but time heals all wounds….

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The Memoir of Our Minds

Revisado: 01-21-21

Generous, courageous, humorous, and consistently inspiring. We can all be grateful for the compassion and observational genius of Dr. Oliver Sacks. A landscape you’ll re-inhabit many times. (Audiobook, very well read.)

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Shockingly Mundane

Revisado: 01-13-20

After decades of horrifying descriptions of the Holocaust, I found myself deeply moved by this story of a 14-year-old boy’s “Routine“ disappearance into a series of Nazi concentration camps. Written by Hungarian Nobel laureate Imre Kertész, This least sensational account of the event that has done more than any other to alter our sense of what it means to be human will quietly and swiftly permeate your feelings and thoughts about “what it must have been like.“ Unforgettable in its details of observation and character.

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A profound examination of body and psyche

Revisado: 01-06-20

In Alice Miller’s The Body Never Lies, readers encounter valuable and sometimes disturbing insights into the complex relationship of the body and the psyche. There is much here to lead perceptive readers to stop listening to the audiobook, and rather to reflect upon his or her own experiences: Experiences of trauma and even of what we might regard as trauma-sustaining therapy. my only complaint with this book is that the narrator is frequently heavy-handed in town. A lighter touch would make it easier for the listener to engage the content more openly.

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Ripeness is all…

Revisado: 11-25-19

To any who listen to this tale, who hear it deep in their hearts, I sincerely wish the courage necessary to bear it well. Linger with the language and make good use of the ability to back up and hear a line, a scene, again. The play is difficult to hear, difficult to see, and I am amazed to imagine how difficult to write.

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A compelling and comprehensive account of the mythic journey that is still California’s most tragic tale.

Revisado: 05-03-19

This is the finest account of the Donner-Reed Party I’ve encountered! Making full use of the tremendous increase in resources available to any who seek to understand the great American tragedy of 1846-1847, it is the finest overall recounting of their story to date. Start with this one. Then, if you wish, allow your interests to draw you to one of the more specialized investigations. As a narrator, Michael Wallis was a bit distracting for me at first, due to his “twang.“ After a while, however, he won me over and I settled in and greatly enjoyed what felt like an insider’s telling of the tale. While giving great attention to the narrative’s details, it is never sensationalistic or morbid. Highly recommended!

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