James by Percival Everett, Read by Dominic Hoffman

This book has garnered rave reviews from everywhere since its release, including being shortlisted for the 2024 National Book Award and Booker Prize. The audiobook edition amps up the accolades because it is an extraordinary listening experience.
In this reimagining of the American classic, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn, actor Dominic Hoffman sounds exactly like you think Huck’s companion, James (not Jim) should sound, even though you probably never thought about that before now. Hoffman doesn’t just read or even perform Percival Everett’s words—he becomes them. As this novel becomes a “classic” itself, which it surely will, so, too, should Hoffman’s narration.
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This sharply funny, harrowing, first-person narrative is exquisitively performed by narrator Dominic Hoffman, who adds layers of depth and gracie to the voice of Jim.

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Hoffman doesn’t just read or even perform Percival Everett’s words—he becomes them. As this novel becomes a “classic” itself, which it surely will, so, too, should Hoffman’s narration.

Barnes & Noble - Book of the Year 2024

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All the pathos of Twain’s novel are here, but the humor and emotion of Dominic Hoffman’s narration is a performance not to be missed.

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What a book that was. That was an extraordinary book…I read the book, I listened to the narration and was just blown away by both.

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James by Percival Everett, Read by Dominic Hoffman

This book has garnered rave reviews from everywhere since its release, including being shortlisted for the 2024 National Book Award and Booker Prize. The audiobook edition amps up the accolades because it is an extraordinary listening experience.

This sharply funny, harrowing, first-person narrative is exquisitively performed by narrator Dominic Hoffman, who adds layers of depth and gracie to the voice of Jim.

Hoffman doesn’t just read or even perform Percival Everett’s words—he becomes them. As this novel becomes a “classic” itself, which it surely will, so, too, should Hoffman’s narration.

All the pathos of Twain’s novel are here, but the humor and emotion of Dominic Hoffman’s narration is a performance not to be missed.

What a book that was. That was an extraordinary book…I read the book, I listened to the narration and was just blown away by both.

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