THE BLUE HOTEL, a short story by Stephen Crane 

I doubt very much if it is Deaver Brown because Mr Brown is an American from Massachusetts and this AI voice is based on an English (British) speaker.

@@christopherlord3441 That's what the Audible site said! Curious.

Good idea, I'll try it out .

I would guess AI

Arturo Inteligencia.

No way that’s a human!

AI for sure

Robot narration but dang! they're gettn' better.

@@Why-Censor It's difficult to explain unless you're familiar with physical printed pages but here goes: If a magazine can fit two or three pieces of prose fiction into a single issue and still have room for the usual feature articles, those fictional works are called "short stories." Ok?

Depends on how you define it: Stephen Crane, known for his realistic and often stark portrayals of life, authored several notable short stories. Here are five of his works: The Open Boat - Based on Crane's real-life experience of surviving a shipwreck, this story explores themes of nature, fate, and human solidarity. The Bride Comes to Yellow Sky - This story humorously and poignantly depicts the confrontation between traditional Western motifs and modern changes. The Blue Hotel - Set in a Nebraska hotel, this story delves into the themes of fear, fate, and the human condition through the experiences of the hotel's guests. The Monster - This story challenges the social norms and prejudices of a small town when a man becomes disfigured while saving a child from a fire. An Episode of War - A realistic depiction of the Civil War, focusing on a lieutenant who is wounded in battle, illustrating the randomness and brutality of war.

Wrong! Most audiobooks are much longer

Might you want to grow up?

@@venetia6296My Dad used to say” Some people would complain if you hung em’ with a new rope” haha

Not that long either...

As for my taste, I very much enjoy the clear enunciation and the warmth of the voice. I haven't listened to the complete story yet, but your comments so surprised me that I felt compelled to express my grateful appreciation for this recording.

Yes. I agree with- you. Feminine / Masculine voices are inapropriately "placed". Also the pronounciation is off ("whack") - "canter". Art.- Int.!

Acleverfake, listen-carefuly.

Yes I like his reading very much.

It's AI. Mispronounces twopence, threepence, sixpence and some other common words.