The Vintner's Luck
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The Vintner's Luck
Narrated by:
Adrian Mulraney
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Narrated by:
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Adrian Mulraney
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Elizabeth Knox
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Critic reviews
"The nearest useful comparison to Knox's conceptual framework is Philip Pullman's Northern Lights, which also explores social power and control in the context of other possible quantum universes." (ABC Magazine)
"Ms Knox's philosophical scheme defies brief summary: like a witty, post-modern Milton, she rewrites the Christian myth and the whole cosmology of 'Paradise Lost." (The Economist)
"This is a gorgeous novel: as fine, rich, satiny and unpredictable as the vintages that it describes...A beautifully written exploration of the inexplicable, into which is woven an all-too-human chronicle of burning desire, violence, murderousness, bitter jealousy, curiosity, sexual deviations, shame and a fidelity of a sort." (The Times)
If you could sum up The Vintner's Luck in three words, what would they be?
Pure escapism.Who was your favorite character and why?
Xas, just so deep yet simply put.Have you listened to any of Adrian Mulraney’s other performances? How does this one compare?
No, so no chance to compare. However, I found his narration clear and easy to listen to.Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?
I always like the start when Xas shows his wings for the first time.Any additional comments?
I loved the book after a friend in New Zealand sent me a copy to read. And because I also love audio books I was thrilled when this arrived as an audio edition. It didn't disappoint.Loved the book, audio didn't disappoint.
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