audio cd
English language
Published Nov. 19, 1999 by Recorded Books.
Eaters of the Dead
Michael Crichton: Eaters of the Dead (AudiobookFormat, 1999, Recorded Books)
- ISBN:
- 978-0-7887-3977-4
- OCLC Number:
- 861503398
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EATERS OF THE DEAD
The Manuscript of Ibn Fadlan, Relating His Experiences with the Northmen in A.D. 922
\V'hat if the mythical exploits of Beowulf were inspired by actual events and documented by an eyewitness? Legendary storyteller Michael Crichton offers a highly imaginative fictional answer to this question. At once a thrilling travel narrative and provocative retelling of the oldest of English epics, Eaters of the Dead lets you enjoy ancient Norse culture as never before.
Join Ibn Fadlan, refined Arab courtier, as he accompanies a group of Viking warriors on their mission to rid the land of beastly flesh-eating creatures. Along the way, you will enjoy his amusingly "objective" descriptions of the lusty Northmen, their bawdy entertainments, and their blood-chilling practices.
Michael Crichton writes such vivid and dramatic novels, it's no wonder so many have been made into blockbuster movies. George Guidall, a legend in his own right, won …
EATERS OF THE DEAD
The Manuscript of Ibn Fadlan, Relating His Experiences with the Northmen in A.D. 922
\V'hat if the mythical exploits of Beowulf were inspired by actual events and documented by an eyewitness? Legendary storyteller Michael Crichton offers a highly imaginative fictional answer to this question. At once a thrilling travel narrative and provocative retelling of the oldest of English epics, Eaters of the Dead lets you enjoy ancient Norse culture as never before.
Join Ibn Fadlan, refined Arab courtier, as he accompanies a group of Viking warriors on their mission to rid the land of beastly flesh-eating creatures. Along the way, you will enjoy his amusingly "objective" descriptions of the lusty Northmen, their bawdy entertainments, and their blood-chilling practices.
Michael Crichton writes such vivid and dramatic novels, it's no wonder so many have been made into blockbuster movies. George Guidall, a legend in his own right, won critical acclaim for his performance of Beowulf (RB# 95122), and an Earphone Award for Grendel (RB# 95096). Guidall has the perfect background and voice to bring out the full performative power of Crichton's original and entertaining work. --back cover