Listening to Discworld Novels
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SJ have you an Aussie verion of this it's where I get my cheapie unabridged Discworld audio books.
http://www.audible.co.uk/t1/4JANT1_at?s ... 4IBN121612
http://www.audible.co.uk/t1/4JANT1_at?s ... 4IBN121612
Not-as-big-medium-size-jock-but-bigger-than-wee-jock jock always gets me. still think that only exists to screw with stephen. 
Celia also read Equal rights. I dunno, I listened to them in order the first time so her books didn't bother me (i even liked the little touch of still having Nigel voice DEATH in her books). I thought that was going to be a running thing with her voicing female character driven stories and Nigel doing Male character stories but they dropped her after two books.
Thats ok, though. i always did like Nigel's Nanny Ogg best.
Celia also read Equal rights. I dunno, I listened to them in order the first time so her books didn't bother me (i even liked the little touch of still having Nigel voice DEATH in her books). I thought that was going to be a running thing with her voicing female character driven stories and Nigel doing Male character stories but they dropped her after two books.
Thats ok, though. i always did like Nigel's Nanny Ogg best.
Go for something like Guards! Guards!
My first was Thud! Which Harper Collins had given to Sharlene when she had the book store and she passed onto me.
I also heard Feet of Clay, as I found the unabridged version on cassette tapes in a charity shop for £1. I have also borrowed Wintersmith and Lords and Ladies (the latter read by Nigel Planer) from the library.
My first was Thud! Which Harper Collins had given to Sharlene when she had the book store and she passed onto me.
I also heard Feet of Clay, as I found the unabridged version on cassette tapes in a charity shop for £1. I have also borrowed Wintersmith and Lords and Ladies (the latter read by Nigel Planer) from the library.
Something bizzare happened to the CDs when I played them on my computer and they got turned into MP3 files . . . :whistle:
You probably should start with the book or books you like the most, I would think. Since The Fifth Elephant is my favorite book, I started with that one and then went on to get everything else ready by Stephen Briggs, and the selected a few other favorites read by Nigel Planer. The only reader I can't stand is Celia whatsername, who reads "Wyrd Sisters." She's just awful.
What a coincidence! I can't tell you how many times that's happened with me as well !
What a coincidence! I can't tell you how many times that's happened with me as well !
Bouncy Castle said:
True.
Perhaps I'm turning into a Tight Git?
Perhaps I'm turning into a Tight Git?
PS If you want Equal Rites with Tony Robinson, abridged, I have a spare, unopened, I didn't know I already had it. It's yours for what I paid. £5 plus post.
