I've read Hyperion, Altered Carbon, A Fire in the Sky, and Snowcrash, but that's essentially it for me with sci-fi.

Any suggestion with good narration?

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Posted by Sneaky__Sally

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Posted on 4/18/18 at 2:24 pm to MSMHater

don't know about narration but i'm sure they have a good one - Foundation, foundation and empire and second foundation is one of the all time great trilogies so start there

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Posted by 225rumpshaker

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Posted on 4/20/18 at 5:02 am to MSMHater

I’m listening to the three body problem right now, not bad but sometimes the super detailed science explanations are hard to follow.

I think this is more on me though for listening while at work or doing something around the house.

Edit: I read the books, but people here have suggested the audio books for red rising are well done.

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Posted by MSMHater

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Posted on 4/20/18 at 9:45 am to 225rumpshaker

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audio books for red rising

They are amazing, b/c Reynolds is the GOAT. Same with Micahel Sullivan's Riyria books. He's just an incredibly captivating narrator.

ETA: I took Sally's suggestion and am listing to Foundation at the moment. Still in the first 15%. But will look up The 3 Body Problem now. Thanks.

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Posted by TigerNutwhack

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Posted on 4/20/18 at 10:01 am to 225rumpshaker

I really enjoyed the Fear the Sky series. Also yes, the Red Rising trilogy is very well narrated.

The Lost Fleet series also has a great narrator. Christian Rummel is a fantastic reader. The series itself is pretty fun, though a little repetitive at times.

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