Yondering

De: Louis L'Amour

Narrado por: Michael Boatman, Jason Culp, George Newbern

From one of the greatest storytellers of the American West comes a collection of short stories never before released as audio digital downloads!

This audiobook collection includes "Death West Bound", "Old Doc Yak", "It's Your Move", "And Proudly Die", "Survival", "Show Me the Way to Go Home", "Thicker Than Blood", "The Admiral", "Shanghai, Not Without Gestures", "The Man Who Stole Shakespeare", "The Dancing Kate", "Off the Mangrove Coast", "Glorious Glorious", "By the Ruins of El Walarieh", "Where There's Fighting", "The Cross and the Candle", "A Friend of the General", "Author's Tea", "Dead End Drift", and "Let Me Forget".

©2004 Louis L'Amour (P)2018 Random House Audio

Great feeling of LAmour family

reunion like tapestry to unveil the stories and tell of there beginnings. Very old and well loved writings. Enjoyed it all.

Glorious Glorious

Great mix of narrators, never had a La’mour short stories collection with multiple narrators, I think they hit a home run both performance wise and the intro openings to the stories were great additions. I had read yondering years before and I didn’t appreciate the stories for what they were. I can say that the audio format was better than reading them myself. And that as a man in my 30s I appreciate these stories more than in my 20s and will certainly be keeping this one. I used the title for one of his stories as the title to this review not because of the story itself but because this collection of stories simply is Glorious. My all time favorite that’s not one of his westerns , yet still is a western is The Haunted Mesa and I have been waiting for years for them to create it in an audiobook, fingers crossed that the mention of it in this review will be felt by the La’mour family and audible , as a clue we want it in audio format. Owe and Bendigo Shafter as well , thanks and I hope this review was helpful.

Don't expect a western, this is sea faring

Short stores, pretty good, lots of filler - not Louis L'Amour's usual Western fare. The last 1 plus hours is commentary, not stories. Commentary between the stories too. The reminiscing by Louis L'Amour mildly interesting.

I don't like shorts...but Audible allowed return!

I enjoy Louis Lamour but cannot get into shorts. I reguard him as one of the best story tellers if not the best. I didn't realize it was a shorts collection until I finished the first short. if I could return it I would. Edit: Audible allowed the return. Thank you Audible.

a flop

dull and very monotone. not the typical Louise. story line are read with no passion.

Definitely not his best work

I love L'amour's books, but this one, I couldn't even finish. Maybe because it's comprised of dozens of 10- minute stories: it's very choppy, and has no depth of story like the majority of his books.