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Thank you for the great suggestions in this thread Allow me to add my praises for Lolita read by Jeremy Irons. Simply incredible. As for specific narrators, you could do no wrong in listening to anything by Frank Mueller. He is probably best known for his work on Stephen King's Dark Tower series, but has many other wonderfully done recordings. Just finished his work on Cormac McCarthy's All the Pretty Horses. As always with Mueller, it was excellent.
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SnakePlissken posted:This one has been praised here several times. Just a side note, when I first read this praise, my mind read Brandon Irons, which for a reading of Lolita would be very interesting. Haha, that would be interesting indeed. I should have been clearer, I wished to add to the praises present in this thread, as it served as the primary motivation for me securing the work. The earlier description of the reading as "a religious experience" really sealed the deal for me. Also, this may be slightly off-topic, but especially with Frank Mueller at the helm, did anyone else get the impression that Stephen King rather liberally "borrowed" a great deal of the setting/feel of All the Pretty Horses (1992) for his The Dark Tower IV: Wizard and Glass (1997)?
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