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Nov. 18th, 2011 09:34 am74) A Dance with Dragons, via Audible
Martin does what he does. While this is the same reader as three of the previous four books, he bugged me a lot more in this one than I recall he doing in the past. Little to no verbal distinction betweens what a character though and what a character said, some characters voices were horrid, he pronunciation of "Unsullied" sounds like "Unsolid", "loyal" turned into "leel", and I need to flip through a printed copy to figure out what he was actually saying in a couple of places -- I'm fairly sure he didn't call "Abel the bard" a panda....
Martin does what he does. While this is the same reader as three of the previous four books, he bugged me a lot more in this one than I recall he doing in the past. Little to no verbal distinction betweens what a character though and what a character said, some characters voices were horrid, he pronunciation of "Unsullied" sounds like "Unsolid", "loyal" turned into "leel", and I need to flip through a printed copy to figure out what he was actually saying in a couple of places -- I'm fairly sure he didn't call "Abel the bard" a panda....
