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Originally Posted by gmw
I think Moby Dick is the big one for me. <snip>
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Originally Posted by ZodWallop
There was a Reader's Digest Moby-Dick. But looking at it, it was not 'condensed'. 1989 Reader's Digest Moby-Dick
I just assume such differences come down to different count of brain cells, with mine being higher of course  |
Back a few years before the pandemic, the University of Plymoth did a "Big Read" of
Moby Dick. Each chapter was read by a different person, including names such as Roger Allam, Tilda Swinton, and Mary Oliver. I read
MD in my American Literature semester of my degree, but I did a re-listen when I blew my back out and was doing daily re-hab on the rowing machine. I have the Scott Brick version as well, but this was just different.
You can find the project here:
https://www.mobydickbigread.com/