
Chuck’s collection is deft, meditative, and, on certain pages, laugh-out-loud funny.

I had the pleasure to look at an early copy of a new book of poetry, written by Chuck Ladd, titled A Quiet Place in Oklahoma. Then, we discussed which audition we liked best … and discovered we were in agreement! Pavi Proczko was our pick you can hear his performance of the novella’s introduction here. Later, the producer sent me three clips to review, each a different performer reading a short passage from the novella. Not that it should sound silly rather, I’m thinking of listening to someone speaking and, even though you can’t see their face, you feel somehow that they’re just on the verge of smiling … I think this narrator is very amused by humans and their vexations - by life, the universe, and everything - so, a sense of irony, of play, will be more appropriate than an entirely serious read. Earlier this year, I corresponded with the audiobook’s producer, who asked if I had any notions for the narrator’s voice. Here’s a peek behind the audiobook scenes.
#Stream a quiet place free
The Suitcase Clone’s audiobook edition is also due on August 2, and the fine folks at Macmillan Audio are running a sweepstakes to win a free copy! You can enter here the sweepstakes runs from today through August 1. You’ll be able to find those everywhere books and e-books are sold. October 4: print release of Penumbra’s new edition, with Ajax Penumbra 1969 bundled.September 6: print release of Sourdough’s new edition, with The Suitcase Clone bundled.August 2: digital release of The Suitcase Clone.I’ll also describe a recent encounter that I found both alluring and unnerving … ! Upcoming releases First, I’ll review my upcoming releases, then share some interesting work from other people. This newsletter is a fun one, with lots to explore and think about.

Visions Far, Far Away Soria Moria Palace Shimmered Like Gold, 1900, Theodor Kittelsen Visions Home About New: The Suitcase Clone From: Robin Sloan To: main newsletter Sent: July 2022
