Formats
Trade Ed. Audio Renaissance 2004
CD ISBN $44.95 Ten CDs
DD ISBN $33.47
Set in a fantasy version of nineteenth-century America, the sixth novel of the Alvin Maker series follows the magical leader as he leads a massive band of slaves, Cajuns, and displaced persons on an exodus to freedom. Like the hero of this novel, Stefan Rudnicki, in his exotic baritone, leads a team of readers including Scott Brick, David Birney, Gabrielle de Cuir, and M.E. Willis through an alternate American landscape in which the United States, New England, Appalachia, and the Crown Colonies (Georgia, the Carolinas, and Virginia) are separate nations. With the action beginning in Nueva Barcelona (Spanish-held Louisiana), Alvin and his half-brother, Arthur Stuart, meet up with Abe Lincoln, William Blake, Jim Bowie, and Tecumseh along their way. Just as Alvin is able to make bridges and buildings through his mystical “knack,” Rudnicki and team bring Card’s fantastic tapestry to life with their own narrative knacks. S.E.S. Winner of AudioFile Earphones Award © AudioFile 2005, Portland, Maine [Published: JUNE/JULY 05]
Trade Ed. Audio Renaissance 2004
CD ISBN $44.95 Ten CDs
DD ISBN $33.47
Trade Ed. Audio Renaissance 2004
CD ISBN $44.95 Ten CDs
DD ISBN $33.47
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