I've got an audible credit coming up soon. Should I spend

How fast does Simon Vance read and what sort of accent does he have?

>>8486919
>and what sort of accent does he have?
Whatever it is, it can't possibly match Northampton Wizardly Rumble.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YAuhLDUnC0

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>His empathy for his characters took a dangerous turn when he wrote the chapter based on Lucia Joyce (daughter of James Joyce), who died in a mental institution in Northampton, which is written in a complex invented language. Moore had to take over a year off from working on the book when he finished this section… Yet “the torturous mind-bending part of it was actually the part that I enjoyed the most. It took me almost two years to recuperate from it. But it was ecstatic and probably the most enjoyable thing I’ve ever written.”

From the video sample of Moore reading this, it sounds like near-unintelligible spiritual metaphysics babble.

>>8488094
Yeah, but with nice prose and imagery

>audiobook
>not actually read by Moore

why bother then

>>8488235

Most good audiobook narrators are much better at vocal characterizations than their authors.

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tfw me and my mate saw allen in northampton town a couple weeks ago but were too chicken to go up and say hi

>>8490027
I wonder how he would have reacted he's often thought of as grumpy but I watched a recent talk with him and he was quite cheerful

>>8490027
that wouldn't end up well with you calling him allen