http://audiobooksinreview.com Heard any good books lately? Tue, 03 Jun 2008 02:32:31 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en written by William Shatner with David Fisher read by William Shatner I was in the mood for something a little lighter. I've always found Shatner an interesting character. I was a huge Star Trek fan when I was younger, but I've enjoyed him over the years in other roles as well. I just ... http://audiobooksinreview.com/reviews/up-till-now/ by Ken Follett read by John Lee I was intending to wait awhile before listening to this book, as it had only been a few months since I'd listened to The Pillars of the Earth. However, I had enjoyed that one so much, and the reviews were quite good on this one, ... http://audiobooksinreview.com/reviews/world-without-end/ by Stephen King read by John Slattery Since Stephen King is as much an institution as a writer, I should clarify where I stand on HIM before addressing this audiobook specifically. I have always been a fan of his writing. The Stand is one of my favorite books ever, and I've enjoyed ... http://audiobooksinreview.com/reviews/duma-key/ by Ken Follett read by John Lee I had seen this book on Audible's 100 Recommended Titles list awhile back and considered getting it then. I saw the movie adaptation of Follett's Eye of the Needle back in the Eighties and enjoyed it, and his name had stuck with me since then. ... http://audiobooksinreview.com/reviews/the-pillars-of-the-earth/ by Michael Pollan read by Scott Brick An extensive expose of how the Western diet has gotten into the sad shape where we now find it. Pollan argues that we've lost our way. We've left behind what food meant to our lives and our culture, and we've allowed ourselves to be seduced ... http://audiobooksinreview.com/reviews/in-defense-of-food-an-eaters-manifesto/