Dracula (version 4)
Bram Stoker
Read by Corrinne LePage
Dracula is an 1897 Gothic horror novel by Irish author Bram Stoker. It introduced Count Dracula, and established many conventions of subsequent vampire fantasy. The novel tells the story of Dracula's attempt to move from Transylvania to England so that he may find new blood and spread the undead curse, and of the battle between Dracula and a small group of men and a woman led by Professor Abraham Van Helsing. - Summary by Wikipedia (15 hr 33 min)
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unexpectedly tender and sweet
2sticks&Astring
The respect and love shared amongst team members was refreshing and touching. All the accents and dialects were courageously taken on by Corinne Lepage and she did them justice. I plan to listen to more of her recordings as this one was extremely well done.
Beautiful performance
Astrid
Years ago I did a paper on this novel. So I know the story pretty well. But I would not be able to read it to anyone in such a beautiful way! The calm and steady voice gives one room for "Kopfkino", as we say in German! You are invited to imagine, to "see the different characters as you want them to be. Corrinne LePage did a really great job!!! Thanks for that!
excellent!
Ian Hamilton
I've read this book many years ago and I enjoyed it very much but corrinne has made such a fine job of the reading that it was like a new book . Her voicing of the different characters was very good even though it was woman voicing mainly male characters . Very good job corrinne thank you .
Dracula (version 4)
April T.
Corine LePage did an amazing job with the reading of this story. And of course, Bram Stoker’s Dracula is wonderfully written, with never a dull moment. I especially like the perspective of the diary excerpts.
best of the versions
John 3:36
the reading style was smooth and each character had a different voice. great
Joanne Leach
I very much enjoyed this reading and the book. The narrator's voice is lovely but her accent is rather peculiar so that when she affects accents they are, at times, unintelligible. This said, I enjoyed her renditions of the main characters and her enthusiasm when the story galloped forwards. I would definitely recommend this version!
the story lacked the violence and bloody mess of today's vampire books. but that did not prevent it from keeping me on the edge of my seat. This brilliant novel was the beginning of all that we now think of with vampires. It is amazing and I treasure it
great story, well read
Derek
Dracula is an epic text. The voice actor does an excellent job. A few accents are a bit off, and there were one or two editing issues, but on the whole it was superbly done.