Raffles
The Amateur Cracksman
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Narrated by:
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Walter Covell
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By:
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E.M. Hornung
About this listen
Perhaps it's fitting that Hornung's character Raffles is often compared with Sherlock Holmes, since E.W. Hornung was the brother-in-law of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle!
Public Domain (P)1989 Jimcin Recordings
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Critic reviews
"Narrator Walter Covell has the perfect rumbling British voice to portray the wonderful characters in these old-fashioned "capers." His diction is clear in the several ranges he uses for the brilliant but rather cryptic Raffles and his unworldly colleague, the dim policemen, naive victims, and other assorted characters. This audiobook will appeal to fans of vintage British mysteries, especially aficionados of Sherlock Holmes." (AudioFile)
"Hornung's Raffles reads at least as well as, if not better than, all except the very best of Sherlock Holmes." (The London Times)
"Raffles is amazing; his resource is perfect; and naturally he has a 'cool nerve,' a nerve positively arctic." (The Herald Tribune)
"Hornung's Raffles reads at least as well as, if not better than, all except the very best of Sherlock Holmes." (The London Times)
"Raffles is amazing; his resource is perfect; and naturally he has a 'cool nerve,' a nerve positively arctic." (The Herald Tribune)
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