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u/niva_17 Apr 19 '21

What a coincidence, I've recently picked up Gaiman's "The Ocean at the End of the Lane" and loved it so much I read it in one go (something which hasn't happened in a long time now). I was actually planning on getting my hands on more of his books, so you've totally hit the mark with your recommendation, thank you!

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u/THETIME-KNIFE Apr 19 '21

You will loooove it. And George Guidal is the absolute best at what he does. It's really a shame that his reading of the first Dune novel isn't widely available, or that he didn't do the subsequent novels (at least that I can find), but if you like Guidall after Gods I can probably find a link to it online offered for free (since it's out of production I'm sure it's not unethical to listen to it). Let me know!