Night Angel Trilogy is on Graphic Audio!

I just bought the book and am in chapter 12 (I think)

Anyways I knew that Brent's other series was on graphic audio, but last night I took another peek and noticed that the night angel trilogy is there too!

Yipee!

Hackmodford wrote:I just bought the book and am in chapter 12 (I think)

Anyways I knew that Brent's other series was on graphic audio, but last night I took another peek and noticed that the night angel trilogy is there too!

Yipee!

Great books! Hope you dig 'em! Do you happen to know if they're abridged in some form when made into the Graphic Audio format?

Beyond removing redundant "he said" "she replied" i think theyre unabridged.

You should check out the trailer for it on their website...

Hackmodford wrote:Beyond removing redundant "he said" "she replied" i think theyre unabridged.

Hmm... Well if you ever find out for sure, I'd be really interested to know.

They doubt say either way.
But when you put both parts of book 1 together its 16 hours long. Again I really doubt they're abridged...

They doubt say either way.
But when you put both parts of book 1 together its 16 hours long. Again I really doubt they're abridged...

All of the Graphic Audio productions are unabridged. They are fully dramatized, and the text of the novel converted into a script. Most of the descriptive passages are read verbatim, but some of the incidental description is converted into sound effects. For instance, "The door opened with a creak," would simply be replaced by the sound of a door creaking open, or have that FX added to the spoken description - depending on the director.

Here's an interview graphic audio did with Brent Weeks
http://www.graphicaudio.net/audiobooks/podcasts/GraphicAudio-Interview-Brent-Weeks.mp3

Just got it... and it's AWESOME!

as far as I can tell it's unabridged... just going right through the book.

I can grasp what's going on in "audio drama" waay better than I can if I read a book (I have a hard time remembering names/charecters unless they're important)

I hope you mention this on the podcast Paeter!