10 audiobooks for fans of Gilgamesh: Versión de Stephen Mitchell
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Psalms
Bible • Book 19
by Anonymous
Narrated by Edoardo Ballerini
★ 4.52 ABR Score (2.4K ratings)★ 4.65 Goodreads (2.4K)4h 2m listening time • Released 2026Ballerini's measured, reverent delivery transforms these ancient songs into intimate meditations—his voice becomes the instrument through which centuries of human longing and praise find their most resonant expression.
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The Holy Bible: King James Version
by Anonymous
Narrated by Scott Brick, Prentice Onayemi, Ellen Archer, LJ Ganser, Jennifer Van Dyck, Suzanne Toren
★ 4.56 ABR Score (322.5K ratings)★ 4.45 Goodreads (320.9K) ★ 4.71 Audible (1.5K)82h 53m listening time • Released 2020The King James Version's cadence and poetry hit different when spoken aloud by this all-star ensemble cast, making the language feel alive rather than archaic.
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The Book of Job (The Hebrew Bible, Volume 3, The Writings)
Bible • Book 18
by Anonymous, Robert Alter
Narrated by Edoardo Ballerini
★ 4.11 ABR Score (5.1K ratings)★ 4.22 Goodreads (4.8K) ★ 4.59 Audible (237)64h 4m listening time • Released 2019Alter's translation cuts through centuries of interpretation to expose Job's raw existential rage, and Ballerini's measured delivery makes the philosophical arguments land like punches rather than sermons.
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The Master and Margarita
by Mikhail Bulgakov, George Guidall, Diana Burgin - Translator - translator, Katherine Tiernan O'Connor - Translator - translator
Narrated by George Guidall
★ 4.64 ABR Score (428.1K ratings)★ 4.28 Goodreads (428.1K)17h 4m listening time • Released 2026George Guidall's masterful narration transforms Bulgakov's wildly inventive Soviet satire into a hypnotic experience—his voice shifts effortlessly between the demonic, the tragic, and the absurd across 17 hours of pure literary magic.
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The Neil Gaiman Reader: Selected Fiction
by Neil Gaiman, Marlon James
Narrated by Neil Gaiman, George Guidall, Lenny Henry, Leon Nixon
★ 4.32 ABR Score (3.0K ratings)★ 4.44 Goodreads (2.2K) ★ 4.73 Audible (802)27h 2m listening time • Released 2020Hearing Gaiman read his own work alongside master narrators like George Guidall and Lenny Henry transforms 52 stories into a masterclass in tone and voice—each tale lands exactly as intended.
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DON QUIXOTE. Translated
Don Quijote de la Mancha #1-2
by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra
Narrated by George Guidall
★ 4.31 ABR Score (314.6K ratings)★ 3.91 Goodreads (308.1K) ★ 4.54 Audible (6.5K)39h 42m listening time • Released 2012 -
We Are Water
by Wally Lamb
Narrated by Wally Lamb, George Guidall, Maggi-Meg Reed, Tavia Gilbert, Richard Ferrone, Edoardo Ballerini, Cynthia Darlow, Therese Plummer, Robin Miles, Sandy Rustin
★ 4.03 ABR Score (59.5K ratings)★ 3.84 Goodreads (56.6K) ★ 4.32 Audible (2.9K)23h 11m listening time • Released 2013A stellar ensemble cast transforms this multigenerational family reckoning into something closer to theater than narration, with each voice bringing authentic depth to competing perspectives on love, loyalty, and secrets.
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The Jungle
by Upton Sinclair
Narrated by George Guidall
★ 4.00 ABR Score (156.3K ratings)★ 3.78 Goodreads (155.6K) ★ 4.37 Audible (717)15h 58m listening time • Released 2011George Guidall's measured, unflinching narration turns this muckraking classic into something rawer than the text alone—you feel the desperation grinding down on Jurgis rather than just reading about it.
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The Corrections
by Jonathan Franzen
Narrated by George Guidall
★ 4.00 ABR Score (202.8K ratings)★ 3.85 Goodreads (199.7K) ★ 4.23 Audible (3.1K)21h 53m listening time • Released 2010George Guidall's performance transforms this sprawling family epic into something visceral—his precise control over tone makes each Lambert's unraveling feel devastatingly intimate and darkly funny at once.
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Baudolino
by Umberto Eco
Narrated by George Guidall
★ 3.96 ABR Score (25.8K ratings)★ 3.8 Goodreads (25.5K) ★ 4.43 Audible (309)18h 53m listening time • Released 2012George Guidall's performance transforms Eco's labyrinthine medieval adventure into pure narrative magic—his voice shifts effortlessly between con artists, crusaders, and philosophers, making 19 hours vanish.
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