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ElspethB · 06-17-2016, 08:48 AM

I'm a Connie Willis fan, and I would reconsider Passage, if I were you. It was my least favorite novel of hers. I agree with Harry that she can be inconsistent. Doomsday Book, despite some problems, is one of my all-time favorite novels. To Say Nothing of the Dog is a lot of fun if you're familiar with Three Men in a Boat. I tend to like her stories and novellas better than her novels, for the most part.

Edited to get back on topic: I've never listened to any of Connie Willis's works, but this discussion made curious about the audio version of To Say Nothing of the Dog. I can be picky about readers. Anyone have any opinions on Steven Crossley?

06-17-2016, 08:48 AM	#1671
ElspethB Passionate Reader Posts: 276 Karma: 1829152 Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Central Jersey, USA Device: Samsung Galaxy Tab S3, Kobo Clara HD, Fire HD 8, Voyage, Oasis 3, PW5	I'm a Connie Willis fan, and I would reconsider Passage, if I were you. It was my least favorite novel of hers. I agree with Harry that she can be inconsistent. Doomsday Book, despite some problems, is one of my all-time favorite novels. To Say Nothing of the Dog is a lot of fun if you're familiar with Three Men in a Boat. I tend to like her stories and novellas better than her novels, for the most part. Edited to get back on topic: I've never listened to any of Connie Willis's works, but this discussion made curious about the audio version of To Say Nothing of the Dog. I can be picky about readers. Anyone have any opinions on Steven Crossley? Last edited by ElspethB; 06-17-2016 at 09:02 AM.