#nick podehl

[schermit]

Hello! I just noticed that you also like the Arcane Ascension novels. It's nice seeing someone else who's into them.

Yes! Andrew Rowe is quickly becoming a favorite of mine! He was my introduction to the LitRPG genre and I’ve been hooked since. I’ve been listening to the audiobook versions of all his series because a gentleman named Nick Podehl does the narration for them. He’s great at making the different characters feel like characters. I sometimes forget it’s just one guy doing all the narration. I’m having fun with it and it seems like an underrated series.

[anime]

Y’ALL MY IDOL AUDIO BOOK VOICE ACTOR NICK PODEHL JUST LISTENED TO ONE OF MY AUDIOS AND GAVE ME FEEDBACK AND IT’S SO GOOD AND I’M ON CLOUD 9 RIGHT NOWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

[thisisntthegeorgeyourelookingfor]

Sufficiently Advanced Magic and On the Shoulders of Titans by Andrew Rowe

The roommate reccomend these books. Wasn't sure about them at first but ended up liking them pretty well. Really enjoyed the narrator.

Who's read other books I've listened to and enjoyed.

Six Sacred Swords by Andrew Rowe

I enjoyed the first two books and Nick Podehl's reading of them that I wanted to give this spinoff book about a character from the first couple books a try. It was pretty good.

[druggeddraccus]

Sovoy’s voice/accent by Nick Podehl

Excerpt from Chapter 40: On the Horns

@frei-rancken @halfthealphabet

[babyspacebatclone]

Ok, I might just be going crazy.

Is Travis Baldree and Nick Podehl the same person?? (aka working under pseuds)

Because I just finished listening to Legends and Lattes, written and narrates by Travis.

And now I’m listening to Doll Bones (written by Holly Black), narrated by Nick, and I swear the girls channel Tandri.

Searches online have mostly brought up Reddit posts about people enjoying audiobooks and listing them both as narrators.

Am I hearing things? Are they just both influenced by each other’s style, allowing more awesomeness to be produced for our consumption???

Or is it one amazingly talented block using two professional names, despite having similar portfolios for voice work????

[thisisntthegeorgeyourelookingfor]

Life in the North, Redeemer of the Dead, &The Cost of Survival by Tao Wong

This is one of those series that could go on forever.

It's a fun little romp of earth being turned into a "dungeon world" and everybody and thing gets transformed into video game characters with levels, skills, stats, and all the junk.

Not sure why they put LitRPG in the title. It's odd because apparently that's an actual genre. So I don't know what it needs to he stated.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LitRPG

[goodbooksandgoodwine]

More Than This by Patrick Ness | Audiobook Review

More Than This by Patrick Ness | Audiobook Review

Why Did I Listen To More Than This by Patrick Ness?

It has been about five years since More Than This by Patrick Nesshas published. What a different time it is now. Honestly, when it came to reading this book I was so torn between physical copy versus audiobook copy. I am a huge fan of the work of Ness. He has got this real way of getting me to feel all the feelings but also think about some…

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[scifiandscary]

My Top Ten Favorite Audiobook Narrators

My Top Ten Favorite #Audiobook Narrators

I love audiobooks. For me, it’s a way to accomplish my goal of “reading as much as possible”. For me, a good audiobook is far, far preferable to listening to the radio. It’s often vastly more entertaining that trying to watch television as well. I’ve shared that love with my daughter, who now falls asleep at night listening to an audiobook herself.

For all of that, I’m still a relative newbie to…

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