A Good Man is Hard to Find by Flannery O'Connor (Audiobook) 

who else is here for school ?

You have no idea how convenient it is to have an audio of something you're writing an essay about. Thankyou Krauss.

Lovely job with the southern accent - especially Grandma 👵

Probably the best American short story ever. The genius of the conclusion is mesmerizing. Flannery packed so much subtext into the exchange between the grandmother and the Misfit. The grandmother's hypocrisy, self-entitlement and futility made clear by a touch comparable to a snake's bite. She never had a clue about life and about the things she pretended to care the most. Ended up taking her emptiness to unbearable proportions by her last gesture. Total wooden faced religious dissimulation. Shot on spot. Hate that lady. The age dynamics and social and cultural gap are perfectly investigated during the whole family's ordeal. Misfit killed a baby. That's terribly grimy. The family was unequipped in every aspect to deal with the darkness of life outside their illusory place of comfort and security. Great thing Flannery achieved by making the Misfit utterly unlikeable. Not a romantized anti-hero. A full blown monster, despite his efforts to believe and portray himself as a decent man. Only someone as stupid as the lady would identify with him. That's the ultimate tragedy of the tale. A complete existencial tragedy. Love it.

Great job, Krauss! The voice acting was awesome! Man, what a tragic story. You really have caught my attention throughout the narration. Well done.

I enjoyed your reading of this short. I'm here because I am currently reading Dean Koontz's book Relentless and the main character mentions he is reading it, so as is my habit I did a side read/listen to get a full idea of the Koontz character.

great read with consistency! thank you. I think you should drawl Hy-rum. otherwise PERFECT! super

This is such a great story although, Bro, I can forgive reading mistakes and whatnot but the constant drinking sounds are hideous to my ears and too much

Horrible story. By the way, Hiram is pronounced Hai-rum, with a long i. It's not "Heer-um."

I love this story. Thanks for uploading it.

I did not enjoy this book ot the reading and drinking water..awful

What the fuck

Thank you for making this. Good job.

Who gave bro the pass?

Did you have to get permission to read this on YT ? Just wondering

Brilliant indeed! Thank you

I don´t get what does this story has to do with ¨the culture of The Old South¨ can anyone help?

This helped me a lot! Thank you!

Great job, enjoyed it immensely ... thank you!

Someone tell me where the grandma wanted to go I forgot please 😭

NICE WORK!

There's a recording of O'Connor reading this. She had a Southern accent,

You've helped me,thank you!

This was delightful, thankyou.

I totally cracked up at 4:20 !! Good job!!

thank you for making english 102 easy

Thanks you for your storytelling.

Amazing job thank you

i love the accents!!!!!!!!!!!!

Amazing reading !! , and great story choice

Definitely helpful

At 6:23 the grandmother referred to a little boy in a doorway of a check as a pickaninny. I immediately thought of my birth mother. Especially when she said about him not having pants that he probably didn't have any. I was giving my birth mother a ride and a black man was riding his bicycle. This was in Florida LOL she said look at that n word riding a bike he probably stole the f****** thing. My birth mother was a Prejudice piece of s***! My therapist learned all about her. SMH. It's as if the author knew her!

Good 💕

Is this the entire book

Wonderful

Thank You!

17:06

I didn't have time to read the book and this video saved me, thank you!!!

I appreciate you bro chill out with that n word tho

The only thing I hate about this is that he keeps stopping to drink a sip of water seriously man edit you vids that shits irritating.

I appreciate the effort. 5/10.

I'm never gonna like books because of school know

Why did you say the n-word, you could have skipped over it or just said "n-word". Keep that in mind for next time!