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Title: Avoid Audiobook Version
Review: I was a "Garp" fan from the day the book first appeared, and have personally owned and given away close to 50 copies in the past 20+ years. I also re-read the novel at least once every two years. Because of this, I was looking forward to owning the audio version with great anticipation, for it would have allowed me to experience the joy of Irving's masterpiece during my daily commute.No matter how compelling the material, audiobooks stand or fall on the performance of the reader, and in this case, Michael Prichard was a poor choice. Not only did he seem emotionally unconnected to the story, I almost got the feeling he was reading it for the first time. Every sentence carries an unspoken question mark, as if he's asking the listener what the hell he's talking about. Monotonous, droning, and utterly clueless for 20 straight hours. Shame. Where is John Lithgow when you need him?Stick to the novel, or read it aloud into a tape recorder yourself.
