Unveiling Jack London's Thrilling Audiobook

[@ljubosvetijeljiski7023]

Excellent audio work. The voice, the cadence, the dramatic talent. Really glad I found your channel. Thank you!

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Thank you so much!! I am really glad you enjoyed it and hope you find some more that you like 😎👍

[@Peter-oh3hc]

Thanks!

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Peter thank you so much!! I really, really appreciate that!

[@Peter-oh3hc]

@@theculturedbumpkin loved the story and am now listening to your literature playlist. It was the least I could do

[@beanthebean4409]

You have the perfect voice for book reading :D keep up the good work!

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Thank you so much Bean!

[@talonoctavius8412]

Such a chilling book knowing this can happen to anybody. We’re such a fragile species.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Yes Nature will suck the life out of you and leave you for the wolves and not think twice.

[@nataliya2641]

Thank you from Moscow.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

You’re welcome Nataliaya!

[@gerryboudreaultboudreault2608]

London's stories of the North are great adventures (I am Canadian, Eh?). He made a cameo appearance in an old Star Trek episode, re time travel), can't remember which one. There's another Jack London tale similar to this one, wherein he contends with a starving wolf.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

They truly are magnificent ! I have only recently started reading his stuff so i have alot of good stuff to look forward to! I will have to try and find that one!

[@PineHollow]

I had to read this for school, but didn’t want to read, thank you for making this an audio!

[@theculturedbumpkin]

You’re very welcome!! That’s one of the reasons I do these! So glad you found it 😎🫡

[@walnut6356]

thank you so much youre a life saver . I cant focus while reading so this helped me so much

[@theculturedbumpkin]

You’re welcome! I am so glad you found this helpful.

[@juliealvar4587]

Fantastic reading! Thank you.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Thank you Julie!🙏

[@leighwilliams8106]

Oh wow. Ok. Thank you for sharing, I did enjoy.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

Thank you for listening! Ole Jack was quite the storyteller!

[@leighwilliams8106]

Certainly. And I enjoyed the inflection, especially 39:35 😂

[@CleoHarperReturns]

When I first read this story 30+ years ago I couldn't decide if Mr. London loved dogs, or hated them. I still can't. However I still dislike the protagonist just as much...as the writer intended. I think. I can never tell with old Jack; if he wants to simply portray his characters on a hyper-realistic level, or if he wants you to have a visceral response which drives you to your own conclusions, or both. But I do love that his style always leaves me guessing. There's such beauty in pared-down, spare writing styles. I saved this one for when I was in my happy place (processing a side of salmon) but it's not nearly as triggering as I remember. Not nearly as severe as Call of the Wild -- but to be fair when I first read that one I hadn't yet met the Dog of My Life. He broke my heart in all the best ways -- like he knew it needed to be broken before it could be reset in a much better way. More than anything, I miss his song. Thanks once again for such an amazing reading.

[@theculturedbumpkin]

I’m really glad you enjoyed it. I am also a big fan of Jack London’s work and characters, and have a have a hard time explaining why

[@leighwilliams8106]

29:56 📖

[@theculturedbumpkin]

❤️🙏

[@leighwilliams8106]

Saved to watch later

[@theculturedbumpkin]

I hope you enjoy!

[@leighwilliams8106]

20:14 bookmark 📖

[@theculturedbumpkin]

😎😎❤️❤️