James Seviour

Amazing

Revisado: 12-28-19

After watching season 3 on TV I couldn’t imagine how much was missed from the book, especially my favourite character Bull. What a ride! Now off to watch the next season but I’m more excited to listen to the next book in a the Expanse series.

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Interesting for all writers

Revisado: 09-08-18

A great collection of lessons. It dies need to be accompanied with the material but it great. Good presentation, easy to follow and enjoyable.

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Wow! Not what I expected but wow!

Revisado: 08-01-18

Ok, so it was on sale. Why not? Yet thoroughly enjoyed it, interesting story and outlook on the human race and what it takes to coexist with even our most primordial foes. I enjoyed how the spiders evolved and how the concept of god was what they needed to get them out there but in the end it was the spiders own intuition that brought about the final understanding for coexisting which they developed through their episodes in history which are each catalogued. A bit too heavy in the god complex perhaps but it still made it an interesting story. Great work.

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Amazing and insightful course!

Revisado: 07-26-18

Very fascinating and wonderfully presented by Profesor Steven Gimbel who not only made it interesting but entertaining which made me enjoy every aspect of our understanding of reality based on our technological, psychological and sociological development. Really great and I strongly recommend it to anybody who has ever had doubts about the value of what it means to define humanity and reality. Awesome!!

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Great book

Revisado: 06-10-18

Really intense and funny. I watched the first two seasons of the expanse and although this includes like half the season it kind of puts things in a better order than the series as much as it feels more natural in its character development. Love the difference in the characters and how interesting human relationships are even on different planets. No real connection to the first book it was a great sequel and standalone, the ending however ... well I’ll leave that to you and hope you enjoy it.

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Lovely story and well presented

Revisado: 05-15-18

It’s strange to think that her journey for balance took her to touch so many people. It’s a lovely odyssey of how a troubled mind can be saved by love and how it exists through pleasure, devotion and sheer faith in yourself and fellow man.

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Great

Revisado: 05-02-18

What a lovely presentation and insight into the pioneers of modern art in 3D animation and what it took in heart and spirit. Lots of information and valuable advice for modern creativity to flourish in a money oriented world. Thank you Steve, John, Brad and Ed.

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A lot of words for little taking place

Revisado: 04-11-18

Honestly, I switched off for two or three or three chapters, by god it tended to ramble on which I may believe could be truly appreciated in text as spoken it just sounded like gibberish. The performance was well presented nonetheless and the last two chapters from Molly’s perspective really was fascinating. As I’m not that well versed in the study of literature it was rather long winded and very little took place or got confusing with strange lexicon and syntax. Still, it had a charm which kept me hooked and I liked how realistic the world was described, perhaps too much information was given but that’s the idea. Having recently listened to the Odyssey I cannot see any relation yo this story other than the titles. A confusing story to follow as nothing really happens to unlikeable characters, I feel the main characters Leopold Bloom was not a nice guy at all, a bit of a pervert and Molly in the end who is portrayed as a bit of a villainous character as an adulterer becomes redeemed in the end a far more interesting and realistic character in only the last two chapters. Read it better than listen to it, it tends to ramble on and I think some of its magic may be lost from listening. Maybe.

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Great for new writers

Revisado: 03-22-18

Loved it! Really clear how to develop your mindset to become a better writer. It’s bite size information so you can leave it playing and pick up on a new bit every time. I’ve listened to it twice while driving and I’ll listen to it again. It’s like a podcast only well structured with interesting quotes in the middle. Very enjoyable !

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Very well presented

Revisado: 03-05-18

I never read the Odyssey or the Iliad, other than tv shows or movies I never knew the story quite as well and I now know it after listening to this unabridged version of them both together, back to back. It was easy to follow despite its mixing of the timelines in the Odyssey and enjoyable stories with references to other stories which I remembered reading about when I was a kid. I actually checked some of them out on YouTube and it’s interesting to understand the story correctly. Great to hear it and recommend it, it’s a mythical trip.

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