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- It by Stephen King - Chapter 3: Six Phone Calls (1985) (4/6) | Eddie Kaspbrak Takes his MedicineWith Eddie Kaspbrak being the fourth character introduced from the 7 i think we can claim they all have quite different personalities.Personally I kinda disliked the movies but I'm really enjoying the book with this slow paced rythm and everything and making the voice of Derry can get quite terrifying. Not sure if I'd record this book at 2 am HAHaHA49 min
- Misery por Stephen King - 3a Parte: 18-20Seguimos con esta interacción entre Paul y Annie. ¿Cuánto tardará Annie en hacérselo pagar a Paul? ¿O podrá más su ''Tengo-que''?21 min
- It by Stephen King - Chapter 3: Six Phone Calls (1985) (3/6) | Ben Hanscom Takes a DrinkToday we are meeting Ben, a succesful mysterious man who, like Stanley Uris, is a man of habits. Despite his success he shares an unpleasant past with the rest of the group of 7. With every episode we get to know more and more about the background of this story. After Chapter 3 we'll go back in time and discover it first handed as one more of them.30 min
- Misery por Stephen King - 3a Parte: 15-17Ante el impactante desenlace en capítulos anteriores. ¿Cómo solucionará Annie este embrollo? Y, lo que todos queremos saber ¿Qué le va a pasar ahora a nuestro Paulie?20 min
- It by Stephen King - Chapter 3: Six Phone Calls (1985) (2/6) | Richard Tozier Takes a PowderIt's Richard Tozier's turn today, or as we'll get to know him: Richie, the joker of The Barrens.Also, a little peek into the meaning of these phone calls.29 min
- Misery por Stephen King - 3a Parte: 11-14
Este episodio puede contener contenido sensible* (Pero que voy a decir, si es un libro de ''terror'')Hoy continuamos donde lo dejamos en el episodio anterior, con el Sheriff en el condado Wilkes. ¿Cómo reaccionarán Annie y Paul ante esta situación? No os lo perdáis!
21 min - It by Stephen King - Chapter 3: Six Phone Calls (1985) (1/6) | Stanley Uris Takes a Bath
This episode contains sensitive contentWIth this Episode we introduce the first character to the group, Stanley Uris, in his adult version. All six of them are introduced during these 6 phone calls. What's to come? I have no idea tbh, but for now I can tell you that next day we'll learn about Ben Hanscom.
52 min - Misery por Stephen King - 3a Parte: 8-10
Con la aparición de este nuevo personaje, entramos en la recta final.
26 min - It by Stephen King - Chapter 2: After the Festival (1984) (2/2)End of Chapter 2. Next day we will start learning about our main group stories. One chapter for each one of them. Being 6 episodes in total.I hope you are enjoying it so far, let me know in the comments. Some scenes give me chills and goosebumps to be honest. And even more since I’m doing the voices and getting into the story :) It’s a different feeling though. Nice in a way, but short of ‘’scared’’ only thinking about what’s to come.22 min
- Misery por Stephen King - 3a Parte: 1-7Volvemos con la 3a Parte esta vez. En este episodio descubriremos que se le está pasando por la cabeza a Paul Sheldon y más sobre su proceso creativo al presentársele algunos problemitas extra en forma de letras (El capítulo 1 lo he tenido que intentar grabar más de 20 veces, no es broma. Ya veréis porqué HAHAH)27 min
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Ongoing books: It (En) & Sherlock Holmes (Es) Upcoming books: Eragon Series (En) & Frankestein (Es) If you have a book you would like me to read you can tell me at : @audiobooks_sbm on…
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About me: I'm a native Spanish speaker, who despite having learnt English on an early age has never really cared about pronuntiation so this is short of a practising tool for me also. I do this as a hobby because I enjoy it, so I recieve no earnings from it. I'm a big Stephen King fan, so if some people ask I may go for it. (individual books and for sure I'll read the dark tower eventually) That said, the authors have the rights from the books, so the power over deleting the audios belongs to them.