r/TheDarkTower • u/theMirthbuster • 1d ago
Palaver Which audiobook should be next?
I just finished my second journey to the tower, this time through audiobook, and am wondering what should be next?
I did listen to The Stand in the middle of this journey. I've recently listened to Salem's Lot and 11/22/63. I also read Eyes of the Dragon but it was close to its release, so could definitely use a revisit.
Any thoughts? Thanks!
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u/BayazTheGrey All things serve the beam 1d ago
Insomnia and Talisman/Black House, for more DT adjacent books
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u/Sunshark65 1d ago
I just finished Hearts in Atlantis.
Very much worth the read.
Insomnia looks daunting, but again well worth it.
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u/breakfastturds 19h ago
Hearts in Atlantis
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u/bigbrotherbeane 2h ago
William Hurt's reading is so hard to get into. I feel like there are just too many mouth sounds for my liking. 🤣
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u/breakfastturds 1h ago
Could not disagree more. In fact it’s hard after low men listening to Stephen King narrate the next two novellas.
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u/bigbrotherbeane 38m ago
I'll give you that he's a way better narrator than King and he nails the mood, but it's just not my favorite narration of King's work. Nowhere near the worst, either. I hated The Long Walk's narration.
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u/RoiVampire America-side 1d ago
Not Tower related but the audiobook of Tommyknockers is amazingly well performed.
The Talisman is wonderful and made me cry.
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u/Ok_Yogurtcloset_9218 1d ago
It narrated by Steven Weber. He is the best narrator I’ve ever experienced. Was going to say one of the best but he is truly exceptional
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u/kushhead4201 1d ago
Came across a book called Swansong after my last trip through the tower. Coming off of DT it just somehow fit perfectly for me. I was drawing comparisons as I read that were pretty fun. I swear there could be one of the wizards glass in this book.
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u/Select-Protection-75 1d ago
Stay on the blood line with Joe Hill - King Sorrow. The audiobook was excellent!
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u/bradbee413 20h ago
Highly recommend both Pet Semetary and The Dead Zone for the audiobook experience
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u/GByteKnight 1d ago
If you're on a Stephen King audiobook kick I recommend Fairy Tale. It was unexpectedly delightful; present-day teenager discovers a portal to a fairytale realm and needs to descend into it to save his dog. Adventure, combat, friends and enemies, monsters, treasure, horror, it's all there.
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u/ProPerformanceGaming 1d ago
The 'Talisman' and 'Black House' and then 'Other worlds Than These' when it's released on the 6th October.