#Roger's audiobooks

[rogerclarkaudiobooks]

For a brief time, from April 17- 19, 2024, pre-order Red Dead's History from Barnes & Noble and receive a 25% discount! 🎉

Use code PREORDER25 at the time of checkout at Barnes & Noble, and place your pre-order today!

UPDATE: Pre-order offer has ended

[therogerclarkfanclub]

Roger just dropped a new audiobook this week, and the amount of ppl thinking it was going to be Undead Nightmare 2 was kinda funny and sad because, if there was to be any kind of announcement in regards to RDR2 DLC, the announcement would come from Rockstar themselves, not Roger.

Roger has no control of what Rockstar does. Not to mention, there's always the issue of those pesky NDA's, Roger wouldn't/couldn't be able to talk about the situation regardless. 🤷🤷‍♀️

It's also a little sad because it seems people don't expect anything other that RDR from him ☹️. Like, yeah I get it, Arthur is an amazing character and it's Roger's biggest work to date and it is what made him so popular, so he's not gonna be able to shake him off anytime soon, perhaps never.

But he also has other accomplishments too, he has done theater, movies, other games, he has a plethora of audiobooks available. It's obvious the man is very talented and I for one, do not want to peg him to just "Arthur". Also, there's the upcoming Fort Solis game where he plays Jack Leary, which, depending on how well it's received by the audience, it could be a very big title too and could be another great character to his resume, but we'll see how the game fares, only time will tell.

[bovaria]

Sometimes I wish we had audiobooks fanfiction. Like let me listen to a good fic while I make my dinner or drive to work.

[below-average-fangirl]

Without a doubt the Inspector Morse and Endeavour TV shows will be my obsession for 2023. Love that for me. Haha.

[richardarmitagefanpage]

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie, narrated by Richard, is now available on Audible US.

[caffeinated-bibliophile]

Oooh so I bought A Night in the Lonesome October and tried to read a chapter each day last year, but I missed a couple of days and eventually gave up, thinking I'd do it this year instead.

Well, I forgot lmao.

But! I accidentally found the audiobook on libby (neither library I used to have cards for had the book at all) a few days ago and decided to give it a shot.

I highly recommend!

Matt Godfrey is an excellent narrator imo, especially for a story like this. I honestly might try to buy the audiobook so I can listen to a chapter each day in the future for a new Halloween-month tradition.

I just got caught up so the next chapter I'll listen to is today's, and I think I'll listen to one chapter each day for the remainder of the month 🎃

[bishopkingqueen]

[goodbooksandgoodwine]

Audiobook Mini Reviews Part Two

Audiobook Mini Reviews Part Two

Hello! Onto the second half of my audiobook mini reviews. As I said, I have been listening to so many lately and feel no shame in my game. These books are varied with how much I enjoyed them — but I am very much loving the different genres I’ve been consuming. Seton Girls by Charlene Thomas Seton Girls by Charlene Thomas is an absolute must read/must listen. This book takes on tough themes —…

[oldmanyellsatspaceship]

The new episode of Old Man Yells At Spaceship is up! I read "Inconstancy" by Roger D. Aycock, writing as Roger Dee.

[rogerclarkaudiobooks]

If you enjoy westerns, audiobooks, or just the sound of Roger's iconic voice, be sure to check out Max Brand's exciting western adventure!

"Way of the Lawless"

Author: Max Brand Narrated by: Roger Clark Run Time: 7 hours, 49 minutes Year Released: 2020

Listen to a sample of this audiobook! 👇

Overview:

Roger Clark (Arthur Morgan from Rockstar Games' Red Dead Redemption II), narrates Max Brand's thrilling western, Way of the Lawless.

"Young Andrew Lanning made one mistake. Now an outlaw on the run, he is pursued over the mountain desert by the ruthless Hal Dozier, hellbent on bringing him to justice. But is Andrew guilty of all that he is accused of? Not everyone is so sure."

Please use an independent DRM-free audiobook player, not compatible with Audible's Player. Check here for tips on how to listen to this audiobook.

℗2020 Unbridled Audio, Clark Studios and Rohan Audio

Way of the Lawless is available from:

Audiobooks.com ★ AudiobooksNow ★ Chirp Books ★ Google Play ★ Hoopla ★ Libro.fm ★ Overdrive + Libby ★ Scribd ★ StoryTel ★ Unbridled Audio

[therogerclarkfanclub]

If you enjoy westerns, or audiobooks, or Roger's voice (who doesn't 😁), you can now get Way of the Lawless from Audiobooks.com. This specific edition of the book is narrated by Roger himself, and it was previously available only from Roger's website, Unbridled Audio, though if you choose to, you can still get it from there.

You can go with Audiobooks.com's monthly subscription service or you can get the book on its own, either option will go for $14.95.

Listen to a sample:

Get Way of the Lawless from:

Audiobooks.com • Binge Books • Chirp Books • Google Play • Libro.fm • Rakuten Kobo • Scribd • StoryTel • Unbridled Audio

[xtremeservers]

Roger Clark, who plays Arthur Morgan in ... https://www.xtremeservers.com/blog/arthur-morgan-is-your-american-history-teacher-in-new-red-dead-redemption-audiobook/?feed_id=126905&_unique_id=65e60fab754b8&Arthur%20Morgan%20Is%20Your%20American%20History%20Teacher%20in%20New%20Red%20Dead%20Redemption%20Audiobook

[the-commonplace-book]

about a third of the way done editing chapter 3 of the stars podfic so hopefully look out for that by the end of this week!

[richardarmitagefanpage]

The Murder of Roger Ackroyd by Agatha Christie, narrated by Richard, will be released on Audio CD at Book Depository on November 22, 2022.

[thealieninhiding]

What A Year! 2022 in review - Part 2

A year of fun

Audiobooks

Storygraph profile for full list.

But really this year is about 2 novels.

The Mercies by Kieran Millwood Hargrave. Oh dear god. I fell in love, with them, their friendship, the longing, the feeling of otherness. But I had to hc an epilogue to the ending because I could not, would not let it end there! I need more wlw stories, I didn’t know it before but I need more. A reoccurring theme this year see Part 1 post about ALOTO with which the book has something parallels in theme and in the hold it has on me, ALOTO has a much tighter grip but it’s almost like The Mercies gave me an entrée and ALOTO was the main course.

Sistersong by Lucy Holland narrated by Robyn Holdaway. I don’t know what I expected but this was certainly not it, highly recommend not looking up the folk ballad it is based on or reading anything other than the blurb. I specifically highlighted the narrator because this book was truly elevated by narration. She gave each of the 3 siblings (protagonists) distinct voices that I could recognise immediately upon chapter change and thus narrator change, I could tell which of the character was speaking just from her saying the word chapter. There are a few songs that Robyn sings in the book include incredibly emotional and pivotal songs. The singing during that scene was the very definition of transformative.

Lego

Lego once again doing the heavy lifting to keep me sane helping me in my depressive slumps. Set building helps ground me and get though bad times but the creative outlet when I am feeling it is so satisfying.

I built a really cool moc (my own creation) Disney Princess castle. In its 3rd iteration it has taken a while to build and it still needs an interior and I have a planned extension using a new set.

My Halloween layout gets a another October’s worth of work. Most of the work was on trees and plants adding the much needed foliage. I finally get a UV torch (flashlight) showing off the cool trans-neon and glow in the dark parts which I spend the last few days adding.

For the Winter Village layout I’m building a mountain for the North Pole sets to separate them and add height. It joins a frozen lake and smaller mountain section with ski lift I built last time.

Instagram for pictures

Trips

My younger sister (who lives in Perth, Western Australia with her boyfriend) came to home to Queensland in mid Nov 2021 for Christmas. They got stuck here with Covid lockdowns and extended their stay by a month. The spent that extra time with her partner’s family. We go on a short trip in early Feb a few hours south to where they live before my sister and her partner go back home to Perth. Always good to catch up, and pro tip if you ever want to fill in time but don’t know what to do just drive up the nearest mountain 😆 it was a highlight of the trip.

I see Harry Potter and the Cursed Child in March fucking finally! Rescheduled multiple times due to the pandemic, we finally make it to Melbourne to see Cursed Child. I loved it, I don’t care what anyone says I loved it. Evidently Daniel Radcliffe once stayed at the hotel we were at, I notice his name on list of famous guest just next the elevator when we come back from Part 1, mind you this was like the fifth time I saw this list looking at the names in passing each time. The Melbourne museum was wonderful with many exhibits but was also confronting with a large section on Invasion and the local Aboriginal mob. Highly recommend going we actually have an insane flight home, we left at 7pm from Brisbane (our layover) a 1.5 hour flight home but a really big and powerful electrical storm quickly covered most of Tropical North QLD. We spent time trying to land at airports an 1 hour north of home and anywhere in between there and Brisbane. We had to turn around and fly back to Brissie and landed near midnight. There was only a skeleton crew at the airport, we were put up in a hotel and arranged rebooking a flight for the morning. We didn’t get to the hotel until after 1.

In mid August we go to Brisbane to see R+H Cinderella, I loved it - Ainsley Melham 🥰 (Saw him as Aladdin) as Topher and Shubshri Kandish (who played Jasmine later on in the production) as Ella were both amazing and the step-sisters were so funny, I wish they had made an Aus cast recording because I really love Ainsley. I so glad we went even though I ended up missing out on Mary Poppins a few months later because we went in August. We get to go to a Disney Animation exhibit at the QLD museum 😁 sooo good, they have cells, sketches, concepts art there was so many amazing artworks. The QLD museum has changed a lot since I last went so we also saw the rest of the exhibits.

We see Thomas Dambo’s Giants of Mandurah they were awesome but boy was it a lot of walking. The aquarium was nice, I love rays, but I prefer the Sydney aquarium. Brickman’s Jurassic World Exhibition was so cool, the life sized dinos built out of Lego was amazing, and the smaller Minifig scale stuff was inspiring. The Museum had reopened after a big renovation (it was closed when we first went to Perth years ago), the displays were really well done. The last thing for the trip was going to a petting zoo with bunny (they are banned in Queensland due to being a pest), would not recommend the place it was terrible conditions for the animals. All in all a great family holiday.

[classic-callahan]

red dead nerds y’all know this is coming out later this year right?? I’m reading a review copy right now in tandem with my current playthrough and it’s an A+ fixation addition

***edit to add that the audiobook is being narrated by Roger!!