So I listened for it and you’re right, he says propulsion with a bit of a “zh” sound to begin the last syllable, rhyming it with “confusion.” Not a total disaster, but the producer should have fixed this at the recording session. He’s still a great narrator, in my opinion. Thanks for the note.
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Bv Larsons writing keeps improving over time
& becomes excellent in his Later series !
Excellent series - I'm grateful for the uploads, thank you! :)
One detail I missed along the way is why goat like creatures are called
Centaurs in this series.
3:52:12, the only feature of the Gorgan with snake like features was her hair.
Satyrs had the bodies of a goat and the arms and hands of a and head of a man 2:41:09 2:41:09
1hr 28min
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This narrator seems to exhibit the inability to pronounce the word propulsion properly, it is pronounced like the word immulsion.
Immulsion is not an English word. You mean emulsion. I love this narrator, Mark Boyette, but I will listen for his version of propulsion.
So I listened for it and you’re right, he says propulsion with a bit of a “zh” sound to begin the last syllable, rhyming it with “confusion.” Not a total disaster, but the producer should have fixed this at the recording session. He’s still a great narrator, in my opinion. Thanks for the note.
Mark Boyett, is the best sci-fi warring narrator there is. I’ve read many books with typo’s.
So what ? Is this important?
Seriously 😳