I'm a fan of Colonial Radio Theater, probably the most prominent of all the troupes in the world of audio drama, and they released their dramatization of TMC back last June. I bought it, but was had trepidations about listening to it for various reasons. I finally did this past week, and it is truly WONDERFUL. Director/writer/actor Jerry Robbins has done what has proven to be so difficult, and that is capturing the spirit of the source material. It's also unabridged, meaning it's the the entire table of contents of Ray's "authors preferred text". It clocks in at nearly 6 hours. It's NOT and audio book, but an audio drama, or "theater of the ear" It also has a list/retail price of a whopping $9.99 on Amazon and most other retailers. A HUGE thumbs up.

A previous thread about this production is here:

https://raybradburyboard.com/ev...3901/m/707100932/p/1

Thanks Phil. I didn't see it in my search so I started this new one. If it makes sense to merge them that's swell with me

Read your review linked in that thread...you are dead on.

If I knew how to merge threads, I would! It's a dark art that even the mighty dandelion may struggle to accomplish.

Actually, I've never managed either moving or merging. The most I've done is copy and paste posts to another thread.

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Originally posted by philnic:
If I knew how to merge threads, I would! It's a dark art that even the mighty dandelion may struggle to accomplish.

Can't be any harder than merging on the 405!

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
...Can't be any harder than merging on the 405!

Agreed, and here's the proof.

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Originally posted by philnic:
Agreed, and here's the proof.

See?! I saw that film years ago and had almost forgotten about it.