W. Kandinsky reads 'Rabbit Redux' (7 of 11)

Wolfram Kandinsky reading John Updike's novel 'Rabbit Redux'. This is part 7 of 11.

[@francislarv3012]

I wish John Updike lived and wrote more novels and poetry

[@raetzlaw]

Number 88 on the Guardian’s list of the best English novels of all time

[@raetzlaw]

Looking forward to the next addition/ upload

[@noochinator]

Thanks for the note of encouragement, I will try to get on it! Thanks again!!!!!

[@noochinator]

Finally got off me arse and did part 8 of __
ua-cam.com/video/9XNVQ1mNTlQ/v-deo.html

[@MissCee370]

Will Rabbit is Rich also be uploaded??These are fantastic! I first read Rabbit, Run in 1997

[@noochinator]

I have a cassette reading of 'Rabbit is Rich' read by Michael Prichard, who is an EXCELLENT reader. However, I'm missing cassette #8, so for that material I would have to sub in Arthur Morey's reading of the novel. But Morey's reading is commercially available, so that could be a problem. Here's a link to Morey's reading for sale at Amazon:
www.amazon.com/Rabbit-Is-Rich-John-Updike-audiobook/dp/B001RMWBG6/ref=sr_1_1?

[@francislarv3012]

Skeeter, though in the end a cowardly uncaring prick, is funnily eloquent. Though invariably off the mark. 1:11:02

[@noochinator]

He's a great literary character, no doubt.....