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A review by mikefromarkansas
The Astronaut Dream Book by William Pauley III
4.0
Can I just say I think the cover is cool. Connor Brannigan does another fantastic job as narrator and I’m still in awe of the talented William Pauley III.
This is really quick to listen to. It’s very short. The world is still bizarre, I wouldn’t expect anything less. Without giving to much away I could picture the astronaut and hornet larvae. Yuk! In the last story I kept thinking what a sad and pathetic woman. She is so desperate for connection with someone, anyone, even bug-lady. I didn’t understand how that story tied in with the others until her son came barging through the door. Then oh ok now I see…. The ending upset me. I mean, who just wastes two bowls of alphabet soup?
I want to thank NetGalley and Doom Fiction audio for a copy of the audiobook in exchange for my honest and voluntary opinion/review.
This is really quick to listen to. It’s very short. The world is still bizarre, I wouldn’t expect anything less. Without giving to much away I could picture the astronaut and hornet larvae. Yuk! In the last story I kept thinking what a sad and pathetic woman. She is so desperate for connection with someone, anyone, even bug-lady. I didn’t understand how that story tied in with the others until her son came barging through the door. Then oh ok now I see…. The ending upset me. I mean, who just wastes two bowls of alphabet soup?
I want to thank NetGalley and Doom Fiction audio for a copy of the audiobook in exchange for my honest and voluntary opinion/review.