GOOD OMENS by Terry Pratchett, Neil Gaiman
An angel and a demon form an alliance to postpone the Apocalypse. Humor and wordplay know no bounds in this absurdly delightful comedy. Two audiobook versions of the 1990 collaboration between Gaiman and Pratchett offer great listening.
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An angel and a demon form an alliance to postpone the Apocalypse. Humor and wordplay know no bounds in this absurdly delightful comedy. The 1990 original collaboration between authors Gaiman and Pratchett has spawned a single-voice narration by Martin Jarvis and a dramatized adaptation with a full cast, and soon will debut as a streaming series. Published by Harper Audio (single voice), and BBC Worldwide (full cast).
Read the full review of GOOD OMENS read by Martin Jarvis at audiofilemagazine.com
Read the full review of GOOD OMENS performed by a full cast at audiofilemagazine.com
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