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Hell's Super
- Circles in Hell, Book One
- Narrated by: Michael Gilboe
- Length: 8 hrs and 51 mins
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"If you like Christopher Moore or Tom Holt, read Hell's Super.... Hilarious!"
How can one damned handyman keep all of hell running when everything's always breaking, devils and demons plot against him...and he's terrible at fixing things?
Steve is hell's super, its handyman. Being Mr. Fixit to the underworld keeps him and his assistant, Orson Welles (yes, that Orson Welles), pretty busy, since things go on the blink all the time down there. No malfunction has ever created so much inconvenience, though, as the malfunction of hell's escalator, which leads from the pearly gates to the depths of Hades. What's worse: The breakdown appears to be sabotage.
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Hell's Super is the first volume in the satire/fantasy comedy series Circles in Hell. It has been compared to other works of "hell fiction" including The Screwtape Letters and Good Omens and to the paranormal humor of Tom Holt, Christopher Moore, and Douglas Adams.
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- Alex
- 01-14-16
What would your hell be?
I was grabbed by the description which seemed to promise a funny story of misadventures in hell. The book delivered that and more. It is also a story of someone trying to hold onto his humanity while enduring damnation. Despite being doomed to a job in hell for which he is ill-suited (thus fulfilling the promise of eternal damnation through eternal disappointment, irritation, and emotional suffering); Steve Minion still takes his job description seriously and tries to fix what he can. He does this despite knowing it will just break again. This results in a funny story with a view about how hell hell could be personalized based on individual personalities to maximize each persons suffering.
There are some fun cameos in the book with historical characters such as Nikola Tesla, Thomas Edison, Henry Ford. etc making appearances in hell. This was a neat aspect of the book because there are some people you would think should have gone to the other place. While you never get to know exactly why some of those people ended up disqualified for heaven (Louis Braille how’d you end up in there?), it is interesting to see the author’s imagining of what those people’s personal hells could be.
Good narration for a comedic novel is essential to getting the full effect of the author’s humour. Here I think the narrator succeeded in getting the timing and tone right for the story. It was worth listening to the book (as opposed to reading it) since it comes across as though Steve himself is telling you of his misadventures in hell. There were however accents that I was not feeling (which made me want to drop it to 3 stars) but credit to the narrator for putting in the effort to do accents. Thankfully, the worst offending accent turned out to be part of the plot (which I’m going to assume means the narrator read the work in full prior to starting the production - thus restoring the narration to 4 stars).
Overall: the story is a nice mix of subtle puns, ironic character mixes, and funny situations. Combined with the narration, it is an entertaining listen.
This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast.
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- Dom
- 01-27-16
Not bad for a first
The story was pretty decent, if a bit predictable. Fun listen.
The narrator is decent, but not great. He can't do any non-American accent to save his life, and it gets pretty painful to listen to. On top of that, his pronunciation of certain thing (Cerberus as "kurb-er-us", for example) are just jarring.
Not bad, not the greatest. Would listen to more if more comes and the narrator takes voice acting lessons
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- Michael
- 09-15-16
Should be a sitcom
Clever fresh and innovative. Should be a sitcom. First 4 seasons in the can better than anything on television. Bravo Mr Cain.
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- Heather
- 09-24-16
Kept my attention
I primarily listen to my books while doing the floors and other cleaning up tasks at work. this book demanded just the right amount of my attention so that it didn't interfere with work but still entertained me.
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- davidcbarnard
- 08-28-16
Best of the series
If you could sum up Hell's Super in three words, what would they be?
Well thought out.
Which character – as performed by Michael Gilboe – was your favorite?
The Super of course.
Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
Funny, sarcastic worth a listen
Any additional comments?
If you enjoy self-deprecating humor and bathroom humor this will be a good book for you.
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- Laura Snyder
- 08-23-16
Loved it!
The story telling is very unique and made it very easy to enter the world of Steve Minion. I found it very smart and entertaining and could not stop listening to it.
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- Brian
- 08-02-16
good book. more about the characters than the plot
It was a good book. The plot is not very deep and easy to predict. However the characters are great as is the setting. Worth the read.
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- kay
- 07-16-16
Indeed a comedy highly enjoyable
I found this very enjoyable I laughed quite a bit in public the most lol
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- ReaderWhiz
- 07-05-16
Really great read!
Hard to put down. Really looking forward to the next book! I enjoyed this story with the wide range of characters and a superb reader
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- Jacqueline
- 07-04-16
Amazing
If you could sum up Hell's Super in three words, what would they be?
Funny. Creative. Enjoyable.
What other book might you compare Hell's Super to and why?
Discworld's Eric by Terry Pratchett. For the same way they look sideways at something everyone knows, and comes back with thoughts that make you laugh, think and ponder.
What about Michael Gilboe’s performance did you like?
His voice is smooth and brings expression and depth to the story. Characters are brought too life, and the humour in the story jumps out and into your ear. I suffer from migraines and must comment that his voice is soothing and expressive at the same time, making a painfilled time for me lightened up by listening to this book. He is now one of my favourite narrators.
Who was the most memorable character of Hell's Super and why?
Boo! Bat out of Hell!
My partner lovers meatloaf, and his first appearance and subsequeant apprearances made me laugh so very much. I also loved how he was interacted with by the different characters.
Any additional comments?
I loved this book. And will be getting the rest of the series. If you love humour that pokes fun at the 'everyone knows' (very similar to the discworld series) then I recommend this book and no doubt the series.
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- K. J. Kelly
- 01-21-16
Hell's looking at you, kid...
Where does Hell's Super rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?
I have listened to hundreds in the last decade. This is well read and enjoyable (see comments below).
What was one of the most memorable moments of Hell's Super?
I liked all the scenes with Flo really, and how that plot line developed. The moments with Steve and the Devil (and the Devil appearing in different characters) was also very memorable.
Which character – as performed by Michael Gilboe – was your favourite?
Steve - the most rounded out I would say, though the Devil is pretty funny in all his guises and moods.
Did you have an emotional reaction to this book? Did it make you laugh or cry?
I listened to it a lot when jogging, when commuting, and it lightened my journeys. I can't say I laughed out loud, but I would guess I had a wry smile on my face.
Any additional comments?
4.5 stars
I loved Good Omens, I Lucifer, the film Dogma - I love books that play with superstition and entrenched mythologies and imagine the everyday-ness of their world.
This was refreshingly everyday as well - a fairly normal bloke is in Hell, for eternity. Not quite sure why (seems like a lot of fairly decent folk didn't make it upstairs), but Steve's role in the afterlife is to be Superintendent to the Underworld, and no - he's NOT good at fixing things. That's the point.
It starts by showing us Steve's everyday life down in Hell, how hellish everything is, then it turns into a bit of an Agatha Christie/Philip Marlowe mystery/detective story, as the Devil sends his minion out on a mission to find out why the Stairs (and escalator) between the two afterlifes is broken.
There is romance as Steve nurses a crush for the distinctly heavenly Flo (formerly a Crimean nurse with a lamp...) and is aided (or not) by his desperate-to-be-a-bigshot-again assistant Orson Welles.
It's not overtly laugh-out-loud, it's dry humour, lighter than I was expecting, with memorable characters, and fortunately a well-written lead in Steve, the everyman schmo living a normal after-life and trying to get through the day (Monday, every day).
Not one for those offended by humourous portrayals of Gods and devils, but I found it a very amusing audiobook (and well read by the narrator) with some funny ideas about Hell that kept me entertained.
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- Ruth anderson
- 04-14-18
great read
I love the humour in this story it's well thought out and I love the little touches like the swearing and cream pies. It was well read and with just the right inflections the only thing is to ignore the narrator's attempts at accents. Would recommend for a funny start to a new series
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- Fire Horse
- 08-09-17
a promising start
A nice holiday read. Not too taxing & lightly humorous. I will read the series.
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- Keith Higginson
- 11-06-16
If your ever stranded on a desert island...
Go and count the grains of sand it will be more amusing!
Sorry for the scathing review. It might just be that I am just not intelligent enough to appreciate the humour, but I doubt it.
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- Juuso
- 10-03-16
Enjoyable
I really liked this book. There was no major happenings and the twist was little too obvious. But it kept me smiling and got even a few laughs from me.
Readers performance was good. I have to give little minus for the vampire bats scream. I think it's meant to be irritating but it was little too irritating for me.
This book was just right kind to listen at night right before I fell asleep, but the damn scream kept waking me up.
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- elly gausden
- 08-01-16
It's okay
It's a good idea and there's some mildly funny bits, but it's a bit dull overall. There's not a whole lot of plot, probably a short story's worth, but padded out with a lot of world building. And the main character isn't all that much fun. Yes his damnation is to be in a dull job for eternity, but I'm not sure I want to feel that when I read it.
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- Howard K
- 11-20-17
Not so good
A bit too cheesy even for fantasy comedy. Maybe it would be better in print?
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- Ma
- 03-24-16
Great concept...long pitch
Quite enjoyable. Recommended and has a few good ironic laughs. a bit slower leading into the middle but ties up well. will be interesting to see if book 2 can carry it off again.