Charles R Senn

Speaks to me

Revisado: 01-17-22

Excellent book on migraine suffering and situations related. I have cluster headaches which aren't specifically migraines but the situations are very similar. The recognition I have for almost everything in here makes me wince and listen like it's the most important thing I've heard in decades. I just don't hear the understanding expressed so clearly.

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what just happened

Revisado: 12-09-21

Confusing and enjoyable pile of stories that all feel connected. I'll listen again when I get the chance

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Humanized cats and dogs rule the world: and ANTS

Revisado: 12-28-20

This story tells the tale of a cat named Sebastian that is transformed into an intelligent and upright walking creature along with a large percentage of earth's pets.

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Another enjoyable Hole installment

Revisado: 09-30-20

Finding out what Leopold's apple is is half the fun. Robin Sachs is a great narrator for this series.

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proof of goodness

Revisado: 09-15-20

The narration was awesome. I kept thinking it was Snowden. The story was incredible. I'm really blown away by the whole thing.

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A modern Bigfoot tale

Revisado: 07-16-20

This story has a lot of post narrative interlaced with journal entries from a resident in a secluded green techno-village that gets caught in a concerted Bigfoot attack following a volcano burst that pushes the Bigfeet into conflict and severs techno-village's contact to the outer world. I thought the narrating cast was super fun and I seriously hope their will be sequels.

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Mega-treat for locals

Revisado: 04-29-20

Definitely one of my favorite Simmons books. About a native named Paha Sapa that absorbs peoples' life stories by touch and somehow gets the ghost of General Custer tapped in his mind with him.

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Unsettling and compelling

Revisado: 01-18-20

The main thing I've noticed going between the written version and audible is there narrator's voice has my mind drifting away from the story. The short amount I physically read in the local bookstore was like a spell where I couldn't look away and was being hypnotically drawn in.

The story felt like watching a show where the picture keeps switching to another reality for just a second every now and then. If this ever makes it to film I'm super curious to see their interpretation.

I hate to ascribe myself a character in books but when Mark is vindicated it felt personal.

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Feels like best NPR episode ever

Revisado: 12-06-19

I heard a snippet of an interview of the author on NPR and promptly snagged this audiobook version. It's a refreshing take on our current social media tainted reality that was so satisfying.

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Good story and talented voice artist

Revisado: 11-11-19

This is a good story about an assassin that masquerades as a painting restorer hunting down his nemesis. The narrator for the story is very skilled at accents and has a super good performance

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