Winners Announced from the Dueling Narrators Contest
Who won the duels?
Find out today.
๏ Charlton Griffin performing Crime and Punishment VS George Guidall (WINNER!) performing Crime and Punishment
๏ Grover Gardner (WINNER!) performing The Adventures of Tom Sawyer VS Garrick Hagon performing The Adventures of Tom Sawyer
๏ Nadia May performing Middlemarch VS Kate Reading (WINNER!) performing Middlemarch
๏ Jim Dale (WINNER!) performing Peter Pan VS Tim Curry performing Peter Pan
๏ Christopher Hurt (WINNER!) performing Fahrenheit 451 VS Ray Bradbury performing Fahrenheit 451
๏ John Lee performing The Call of the Wild VS Frank Muller (WINNER!) performing The Call of the Wild
๏ Juliet Stevenson (WINNER!) performing Persuasion VS Anna Massey performing Persuasion
๏ George Guidall performing Ethan Frome VS Scott Brick (WINNER!) performing Ethan Frome
๏ Davina Porter (WINNER!) performing Anna Karenina VS Nadia May performing Anna Karenina
๏ Jim Norton performing Dubliners VS Frederick Davidson (WINNER!) performing Dubliners
To find out the nitty gritty, you can check the final polls featuring the duel results for each duel at Audible.
A special thanks to Audible.com for this fun contest and also a hearty congratulations to some familiar names here on this list.
You might recognize Jim Dale (narrator of the Harry Potter series of audio books in the US from the Guinness Records post), Davina Porter (she was mentioned on this blog before for her work in Innocent Traitor), Scott Brick (who teaches and blogs as well as performs), and the late Frank Muller who has been given another tribute through this timely contest.
Do you have a favorite audiobook narrator?
Leave a comment!
Best wishes,
Stephanie
Comments
I think Scott Brick is my favorite audiobook narrator. Although Stefan Rudnicki is amazing (Zodiac) as is Grover Gardner. I'm so excited that Scott Brick is giving a short audiobook workshop at Nakamoto Productions this Sunday in Sacramento. (for info you can email Ray@nakamotoproductions.com)
Posted by: Julie Williams | July 23, 2008 5:30 PM