The Invisible Man (Version 3)
H. G. Wells
Leído por Andrew Gaunce
A mysterious, bandaged stranger arrives in the small English village of Iping - and chaos follows close behind. H.G. Wells' classic story of obsession, murder, and science run amok. (Summary by Andrew Gaunce) (5 hr 1 min)
Capítulos
| Chapters I and II | 22:42 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters III and IV | 24:41 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters V, VI and VII | 30:11 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters VIII, IX, X and XI | 25:51 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XII, XIII and XVI | 27:15 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XV, XVI and XVII | 27:52 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XVIII and XIX | 20:02 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XX and XXI | 31:49 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XXII and XXIII | 33:58 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XXIV, XXV and XXVI | 22:16 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
| Chapters XXVII, XVIII and Epilogue | 34:41 | Leído por Andrew Gaunce |
Reseñas
Wonderful
Mary Ann Mays
This is a classic in its genre. H G Wells wrote of the danger of science ..or of any pursuit...used without any ethical or moral concern. Griffin, the invisible man, is a mad, narcissistic human made more insane by the obstacle of the real world that oppose the fantasies that fed his insanity. In the end, it is the people, ordinary people...The "bumpkins" who are the "heros."
excellent reader
andy frankel
I tried a few sentences from 2 others but this guy has a very good style. feels like he's actually reading a story and not just mouthing someone else's words
A classic tale well read
Akku
You can’t really go wrong with HG Wells. This is a classic story and it’s well told. It’s well worth your time to listen.
Great
Shane
A great book. I loved it.
best narrator ever
ennailuj
dont get me started. i dont faithfully listen to podcasts but the narrator does a very good job. the way he conveys emotions depending on the dialogue. thank you!