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The Tommyknockers
- Narrated by: Edward Herrmann
- Length: 27 hrs and 43 mins
- Categories: Literature & Fiction, Horror
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Publisher's Summary
"Stephen King never stops giving us his all" (Chicago Tribune) in this number-one national best seller about the idyllic small town of Haven, Maine, and its encounter with a deadly evil out for a diabolical invasion of body, soul - and mind.
Writer Bobbi Anderson becomes obsessed with digging up something she's found buried in the woods near her home. With the help of her friend, Jim Gardener, she uncovers an alien spaceship. Though exposure to the Tommyknockers, who piloted the alien ship, has harmful effects on residents' health, the people of Haven develop a talent for creating innovative devices under their increasingly malignant influence.
In this riveting, nightmarish story, Stephen King has given us a "brilliant, riveting, marvelous" (The Boston Globe) novel. "You will not be able to put this down" (Los Angeles Times Book Review). And the next time someone raps at your door, you may want to keep the chain on. It just might be the Tommyknocker Man.
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- Kelly Brianna
- 2019-04-02
Narrator elevates a so-so book
Tommyknockers is one of King’s book I got more appreciation for as the years went by & I revisited it. Edward Herrmann is a big part of that. Great voice & the right cadence. The book takes a while to get going but it picks up. A good one to listen to in the summer.
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- David Clement
- 2019-06-26
Wow
What an unexpected surprise! This book is fantastic and very well narrated. Very enjoyable experience.
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- Nick
- 2020-08-31
Great listen, overall great first experience with audible!
I liked the soothing voice of Edward Herrmann. The story itself was a little bit complicated for me, despite my love for any piece of literature written by King.
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- April
- 2020-07-22
Excellent narration
This novel was a favourite of mine as a teen, and I've enjoyed binge listening during this current pandemic. I especially enjoyed the narrator, who easily made each character an individual. With so many characters to keep track of, I applaud the talent.
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- Anonymous User
- 2020-05-29
great book, performance was excellent.
narrator was very easy to listen to. I always struggled finishing the novel, this was actually one I enjoyed more on audiobook.
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- Amazon Customer
- 2019-06-13
The endless Nuclear Energy rant
The narration is fantastic, adding a lot to the story's delivery.
Without getting into correctness of it, as online forums have, the fact it is so long that it takes 30 minutes to narrate (which feels like an hour), along with 10 minutes of stupid, drunken mischief afterwards is absurd and painful. The initial story is enticing, and I will give this another try for that, but I am quite disappointed this was recommended as the first Stephen King novel I should read.
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- Daniel
- 2019-02-20
Another great King novel
Excellent narration. Story dragged at times, but another great Stephen King story. This one has his sci-fi/supernatural feel to it which isn't always for everyone.
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- Jenna
- 2017-11-21
Great read, some issues with editing
I really enjoyed the novel itself and I especially enjoyed the narration. It is clear and read with heart. Edward Hermann has a resonant deep voice and you could tell that he really put a lot of effort into giving the listener a good experience. That being said, there are issues with the editing, like other reviewers have mentioned. Words do cut short. That does not take away from the content and narration, but does take you out of the story. It was not a major issue for me however, the narration made up for it a lot.
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- Daniel Rowley
- 2017-11-20
such a good book
I've read it twice and will definitely read it again one day. right on man
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- Travis
- 2017-11-07
good good bad
performance amazing!!! story amazing!! editing not so amazing. Ima chop it up to it maybe one of the first books on here so editing wasn't perfected, all in all was still damn good.
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- Christopher Griffis
- 2016-02-15
spooky and enthralling
The narrator does a great job with this Stephen King signature. Tommyknockers knocking on your door... I love how King fills the space between the book covers with a story about 1 person and the situations they face. There are very few characters you get to know but don't care, it's all about the one, unlike any other. Edward Herrmann, I hope you sought some psychiatric help after embodying Gard for this book. Great all around, excellent to listen to.
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- Andy
- 2019-08-27
Better Than Expected King Goes Sci-Fi, Dark, Weird
I've always been a big fan of Sc-Fi, even before I became a fan of King, so it was only natural that I eventually came to read this book. King writes a "sci-fi" novel, what could go wrong?
I would only reccomend this book to fans of King or other hardcore sci-fi fans and even then, I wouldn't expect everyone to leave this book having enjoyed it.
I was actually pleasantly surprised. This book was bigger, grander, more enticing than just the mere sum of its parts. It's more than, "ooo King wrote a book with a flying saucer and aliens!" This book is about obsession, curiosity killing the cat, hubris without moral compass, progress for progresses sake, innovation without imagination, cold calculation without purpose, destructive impulses, the drive to improve, a hunger for excess, addiction, and the self destructive forces at the root of the darker side of human nature.
I read an interesting review of this book that calls this King's opus on addiction. Written at a time when he was drinking the heaviest and regularly coked up out of his mind. You can just feel the self loathing peeling off of the page as you plow through it. There are certain passages that are hard to read because of the suicidal and existential dread that weighs the narrative down in certain sections. It's almost a punishment to the reader and a self indulgent self-hatred fest in some of the longer passages of internal dialogue with the main character.
...but I honestly wouldn't change a damn thing. I was thinking about this a lot today, I don't think you really could edit anything out of this book and have it still carry the same weight. It's not King's best book and it's certainly not hard sci-fi, but it's unique and powerful and beautifully grotesque. It had a raw power about it that captured my imagination and wouldn't let go (once I was about half way through it). It can be hard to get through and on to the damn point, but once it picks up steam, the narrative rolls along to a crazy flurry of a conclusion.
lastly, I really enjoyed how mysterious, unexplained, and stupidly pointless a lot of the Tommyknockers alien back story was! I'm a huge hard sci-fi fan and hard sci-fi can tend to over explain or scientifically explain all the magic of the narrative away on the front end. Approaching a sci-fi theme with more of a mystery, suspense angle was a fun twist on familiar themes. And the absurdist idea that the aliens are somehow pointless, futile, unintelligent, in their destructive, directionless, and ill-guided hubris was an awesome spin on the extra-terrestrial theme! Bravo.
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- Robert
- 2017-07-26
Did they listen to it before publishing?!?
The overall book is good,and the narrator did his job very well. It's just the editing of the audio book is driving me crazy, they cut words short and even a few words out of the end of every chapter 😒
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- Jeremy
- 2019-06-17
One of King’s Worst
Stephen King himself called this an “awful book.” It’s all over the place with only one interesting character. There are more questions than answers by the end. Some of the imagery is more ridiculous than believable. It conjures no feelings of discomfort let alone horror.
The narration, however, was well done. Herrmann does his best with the material given.
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- Me
- 2019-07-07
Great story
Miles fly by while listening to it in my truck. Awesome story, and an awesome author
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- Reg V.
- 2018-03-31
Meh
One of my least favourite Stephen King books. The story starts off decent but sort of drops off in my opinion as it goes on. Good performance however.
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- Rodger P. Paxton
- 2018-01-31
Top notch!
One of my all-time favorite Stephen King novels from many years ago. It was great to listen to after reading it several times in the past. Hermann did a magnificent narration.
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- Archerfish
- 2016-08-07
Not Stephen Kings best
Edward Hermann's narration made this worth listening to. Had this been a book likely I wouldn't have finished. Some parts are brilliant; others left me wondering where is this going? I like Kings oldest novels best (e.g. The Stand, The Dead Zone) but also love 11.23.63 which also great for comparison.
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- Beanners
- 2019-11-17
This is a tale for when your in the mood to lose yourself.
I listened to The Tommyknockers during a time when a lot was going on in my life that I had no control over. The story was embedded with King’s wit and humor, told with voice and inflection that brought home an entertaining tale, hitting the spot and quenching my need to escape.
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- John Scott
- 2016-11-13
Incredible and interminable.
This book haunts as much as any book I've ever read. Originally I read it shortly after it was released and I have never forgotten disturbing sections of it, particularly the chilling rhyme about Tommyknockers, Tommyknockers (knocking at my door.) This time, through, it felt like an eerie old friend, sitting in partial darkness, only revealing himself a part at a time, as the sun rose. Although it seems to go on forever, there is not a single unnecessary word. King has a mystic ability to weave phenomenally complex stories into a tome you want to put on your shelf and rest easy, knowing it is there whenever you need it. Typically, King has taken innocuous objects or people and slowly colored them with increasingly dark tones and colors. After reading "It," can you ever look at a clown the same way? It is clearly time for me to reconnect with this man's work - before it reconnects with me.
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- Carlos Breddels
- 2019-03-23
better believe it happy crappy!
Si tu, tout comme moi as été interpellé un moment où autre par l'origine de toute cette technologie, qu'on comprend à peine et on est très loin de maîtriser...n'écartes pas tout de suite l'explication des tommyknockers.