The Financier

Wonderful

(5 stars)

orpheus1925

Thank you for posting this absolutely excellent reading of a truly brilliant novel - great pick - I REALLY hope you read the entire Dreiser "Trilogy of Desire"! Very glad to have come across this recent reading.

There's no chance of recording the *entire* trilogy, I'm afraid.

(0 stars)

Nullifidian

At least not for a very long time. These servers are in the U.S., so U.S. copyright law is applied at LibriVox, and works first copyrighted after January 1, 1923 and whose copyrights were renewed are protected until 95 years after their publication date. Dreiser's final novel in the trilogy, "The Stoic", was first published in 1947, meaning it will not be available for us to record until 2043. But on the bright side, "The Titan", the sequel to this novel, is well within the public domain and has been recorded by the same reader.

Dreiser knew human nature, business and society

(5 stars)

Noel H., Montana

Richard Killmer's forthright and steady reading brings this character into clear focus. Dreiser describes n good detail the nature and mind of one who becomes, as the saying goes, a captain of industry in the American 1860s to '70s. It could have been written today.

great narrator

(4 stars)

antony lubbe

it's a bit slower than our fast paced movies now days, but quite a lot happens in the story. I really enjoyed listening to it. the writer painted a vivid picture of the life of an "incredible" man

Really good

(5 stars)

zobert

Thank you R. Kilmer. Fascinating story with a fabulous reader - need I say more?

(5 stars)

Jim Gilsenan

Richard at his brilliant best I really enjoyed it

Here are my Five stars.

(5 stars)

Beetzme2

Excellent.