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The Book of Swords
- Narrated by: Julia Whelan, Katharine Lee McEwan, Kim Mai Guest, Elliot Hill, Richard Brewer, Nicholas Guy Smith, Kirby Heyborne, Mark Deakins, Steve West, Ralph Lister
- Length: 22 hrs and 13 mins
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Publisher's Summary
New epic fantasy in the grand tradition - including a never-before-published Song of Ice and Fire story by George R. R. Martin!
Fantasy fiction has produced some of the most unforgettable heroes ever conjured onto the page: Robert E. Howard's Conan the Barbarian, Michael Moorcock's Elric of Melniboné, Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser. Classic characters like these made sword and sorcery a storytelling sensation, a cornerstone of fantasy fiction - and an inspiration for a new generation of writers spinning their own outsize tales of magic and swashbuckling adventure.
Now, in The Book of Swords, acclaimed editor and best-selling author Gardner Dozois presents an all-new anthology of original epic tales by a stellar cast of award-winning modern masters - many of them set in their authors' best-loved worlds. Join today's finest tellers of fantastic tales, including George R. R. Martin, K. J. Parker, Robin Hobb, Scott Lynch, Ken Liu, C. J. Cherryh, Daniel Abraham, Lavie Tidhar, Ellen Kushner, and more on action-packed journeys into the outer realms of dark enchantment and intrepid derring-do, featuring a stunning assortment of fearless swordsmen and warrior women who face down danger and death at every turn with courage, cunning, and cold steel.
Featuring 16 all-new stories:
- "The Best Man Wins" by K. J. Parker
- "Her Father's Sword" by Robin Hobb
- "The Hidden Girl" by Ken Liu
- "The Sword of Destiny" by Matthew Hughes
- "'I Am a Handsome Man,' Said Apollo Crow" by Kate Elliott
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- "A Long, Cold Trail" by Garth Nix
- "When I Was a Highwayman" by Ellen Kushner
- "The Smoke of Gold Is Glory" by Scott Lynch
- "The Colgrid Conundrum" by Rich Larson
- "The King's Evil" by Elizabeth Bear
- "Waterfalling" by Lavie Tidhar
- "The Sword Tyraste" by Cecelia Holland
- "The Sons of the Dragon" by George R. R. Martin
And an introduction by Gardner Dozois
Readers: Arthur Morey, Julia Whelan, Mark Deakins, Ralph Lister, Kirby Heyborne, Nicholas Guy Smith, Richard Brewer, Steve West, Elliott Hill, Kim Mai Guest, Katherine Mc Ewan, and John Lee
Featured Article: 16 of the Best Fantasy Authors Ever
There is no feeling quite like falling in love with a great fantasy listen, doing a little digging, and joyfully discovering that the author has an extensive catalog of audiobooks for you to dive right into. Fantasy as a genre is particularly blessed with a wealth of diverse authors writing all different kinds of stories. From classic epics to standalone novels that were published in the last few years, it's the perfect genre for losing yourself in a full day’s worth of listening. These brilliant fantasy authors will transport you to another world—whether a parallel universe or a post-apocalyptic version of Earth.
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- AtomixIGN
- 10-23-17
Solid, but not amazing anthology
One of the things I like about Gardner and GRRM anthologies is that they both tell you about the author and give you a list of their previous Works before presenting their novelas. That is especially useful in the audiobook version of Book of Swords as it's divided into 260 - 5 minute chapters. So if you want to skip ahead to Scott Lynch in the chapter hundred 50-ish range you just keep clicking forward until you hear an author description chapter. it's jarring because of the change of narrator. I have to mention that almost all of the narrator's here are very good. that is rare.
There are a number of very solid stories in this book. Robin Hobb, the aforementioned Scott Lynch. George RR Martin throws a chapter from the Blood of the Dragon series he's been working on forever. it's a fine elaboration on the chapters from the History of Westeros. the Riverside story in this book is an odd one, but apt.
I would say if anything this book suffers from a number of notable absences. There's no Brandon Sanderson or Joe Abercrombie. There's no Patrick Rothfuss or Jim Butcher. I would have liked to have heard the words "Would you like to destroy some evil today?" or have taken a journey with a certain dozen and a certain father of swords with a certain crack nut narrating the tail.
One of the best reasons to pick up an anthology like this is to discover or get into somebody who has a great series that you might not have heard of or have been hesitant to try. So I'm writing this in direct response to anyone who would buy big giant book filled with stories by dozens of authors to only read one and review it based on that one story.. don't publish reviews.
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- Eugenia Parrish
- 12-01-18
Very difficult to rate
because every story came up different. I hated that there is no way to go through and pick out a story. Some were so badly written or badly narrated that I couldn't stand them and tried to skip forward, but each track is only a few minutes long and there are over two hundred of them called "chapters" but they're only five or six minutes each, so they're really just anonymous tracks. There is no "table of contents". It would take forever to find the beginning of the next story. Easier to just let my mind wander until another story started. I did bookmark a couple to go back to re-listen (and only a couple). Each story has a different narrator. Some stories were boring but the narration was good. Some were good but the narration sucked. One story was by a favorite author (CJ Cherryh) and a large reason why I bought this. After plowing through many others, I finally got to it, and then had to grit my teeth to listen -- the narrator sounds a drill sergeant reading military lists. He drops the ball at the end of every sentence in a droning manner, and speaks so fast and choppily, I had to slow the speed to below normal (first time I've ever done that) just to understand what he was saying. Don't ask me to tell you his name, because there is no listing whatsoever of which narrator reads which story! I love S & S more than fantasy per se, but many of these stories have nothing to do with a sword or very little to do with sorcery. The one thing I liked was the bio of each writer before the story, because I like finding new writers. But it's nearly impossible to go back and listen to a particular bio and note their name if I decide I want to read more of their work, unless I bookmark it, but I don't know if I want to do that until I've finished the story! So then I have to try and find the beginning again. This might have been a good book to have in print, but I consider this audiobook a huge waste of my credit.
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- Mom of boys
- 10-27-19
not worth it. some stories extremely inappropriate
not worth it. some stories extremely inappropriate
only the last one on here is related to the game of thrones series. many of the others are overly vulgar and with too much explicit sexual content for comfort. and with unnecessary vulgarities too.
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- dustin shannon
- 02-05-19
Feels like forced diversity
The concept is great. The fact that each story has it's own narrator is awesome. The first story was absolutely amazing and I loved it. It immediately declines afterward. Every single story written by a female is about women's rights and half of the male characters are homosexuals.One is fine, make your point and move on, but this just felt like it was trying to make a point and it just ruined the whole experience for me.
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-01-18
Just 3 good stories
Very disappointed with this book. I expected better quality than this and only 3 of the stories were decent
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- Yuman
- 11-27-17
S&S At it's best.
Excellent variety, inventive writing, along with polished voicing, time and imagination flew for the length of the book.
Dozen or so short stories made good breaks and range, my favorite was the ancient story teller about hunting a dragons gold.
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- alisa
- 10-25-17
a mixed bag
This collection has a lot to offer I'm a big fan of Garth Nix Robin Hobb and GRRM. I'd never heard of some of the authors included but now I'm interested in searching down other novels. some of the stories were so tough to get through and blended together.
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- Jamil Darwich
- 01-06-19
Terrible
I regret purchasing this book. This book is terrible in every way possible, it was a wast of a credit.
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- Joseph Wolf
- 06-24-22
The only great story is the one from the sample
Multiple stories, authors and narrators. Most of the stories I skipped after a couple minutes because one or more of those 3 things were bad. The story from the sample is really good and I originally thought the whole book was part of that story. That story is short and I haven't found anything else yet that I would consider worth money.
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- Glenn
- 01-03-21
I expected a book, not a lot pieces of stories.
I was disappointed as I was expecting a book a whole story not little pieces of stories. I feel like I wasted a book token.