Lilja's final words about The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla I have said it before, and I know that not everyone agrees with me, that King has a voice that works really well on tape. Having it read by King himself is an extra treat. In my experience it's the narrator that reads the entire book, including foreword and/or afterword. King himself reads the afterword to the book and as far as I understand that isn't how it's usually done. As I said, it's totally logical but I never noticed it before now.
In the book edition it's if you haven't read the first parts. Like when (in the forward) King (or in this case George) say that if you haven't listen to the fist parts you should do that first. It's rather interesting (and totally logical) to heat that read has been changed to listen in the audio edition. They are both really good narrators in there own ways and can't really be compared.Īs I said in the review of the book version, Wolves of the Calla it's one of the best parts in The Dark Tower series so far so the book is pure joy listening to.
I must say that I don't really think that is fair, neither to Frank nor to George because they really have two different styles when they narrate a book. There has been some critic of his reading on the Internet and he has often been compared to Frank Muller who is considered to be the King audio book narrator. I think George Guidall do a great job reading Wolves of the Calla. In other words, make sure you stock up on batteries for your Walkman before you start listening to it! It's on 22 CD's and the running time is 26 hours. I have just finished listening to the audio edition of Wolves of the Calla. REVIEW The Dark Tower V: Wolves of the Calla
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