The Brave Men Run Audio Collection

by Matthew Wayne Selznick

Publisher: Matthew Selznick
Copyright: © 2006  Standard Copyright License
Language: English
Country: United States
  • Compact disc $13.99

Description:

An Entire Podcast on CD!

Over 6 1/2 hours of audio on nearly 60 MP3 files for your computer, iPod, or MP3-capable CD player.

"Brave Men Run - A Novel of the Sovereign Era," read by author Matthew Wayne Selznick, just as it was heard on the Brave Men Run Podcast, without any non-story material! Enjoy a complete podcast novel without subscribing or waiting for downloads, any time you want.

Fans of X-Men, 80's movies, & science fiction will love this coming of age story where people with amazing talents and abilities suddently make themselves known. Who is Nate Charters? Is he part of a remarkable new minority... or just a misfit among misfits?

"Brave Men Run" is the finest podcast novel I've listened to..."
-- Evo Terra, co-author of "Podcasting For Dummies"

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11 Aug 2006
This audio book, read by the author, is a real delight. The premise of "there are those who are special among us" is nothing new, but the likeable protagonist Nick Chambers takes us along for a ride through about the first week of the Sovereign Era. Nick is weird kid and social reject. He's coming of age with a chip on his shoulder, a dead father and oddly enough, has just acquired a girlfriend who can see past his physical and social oddities. The relationships are believable and will bring back all that social angst of High School. Set in a 1980's alternative history, this gem is worth a listen.
There are some minor continuity issues with the book itself. Unfortunately the most egregious one is key to 2 major twists in the plot. They are far enough apart in the story that I think most people will miss them, so it's not really disturbing to the flow.

I think that the written version might not be as exciting and enjoyable as the audio book, but I'm sure if that is your preference it is worth a try also. The author is very genuine in his reading, adds a lot of emotion and thankfully avoids any bad character voices.

Worth a listen.

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