The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba by Dorothy L. Sayers
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- In the dim heart of Lambeth, a man who might once have served the finest households sits sipping his morning coffee, unaware that this ordinary moment is the prelude to an extraordinary tale. In a world where aristocrats chase elusive game, one nobleman embarks on a perilous adventure that tests his cunning and courage. Disguises, secret meetings, and high-stakes intrigue unfold as he navigates the shadowy depths of a criminal underworld. Welcome to "The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba," where secrets lie behind every mask, and danger lurks in every corner.
Our guest narrator for "The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba" is the talented Matthew Jones. Known for his captivating voice and dynamic range, Matthew has a rich background in audiobook narration, bringing characters to life with his expressive storytelling. Formerly the creator of the popular RUclips channel 'MJam from London', Matthew has seamlessly transitioned to new platforms.
He now shares his engaging narrations and original content through his RUclips channels, UCAIykVoygG4Y7hj2oou3sgA and UCV_d51P8y35TqoT2N7FpMjA.
You can also explore his extensive archive and latest projects on his website, MJam from London. Matthew’s expertise and passion promise to deliver an enthralling listening experience of this Dorothy L. Sayers classic.
00:00:00 Begins
00:00:12 The Adventurous Exploit of the Cave of Ali Baba
00:59:39 Commentary
I've been listening to both your older stories and Matthew Jones older stories.
Excellent book and fantastic narration.
That’s how you narrate a story. Wonderful job.
Loved the narration! as always the guest narrators are awesome! I really look forward to your commentary as well. Indeed looking back through our current world view lens makes things look "uglier" than they were probably intended to be but they can also show how inspiring and pivotal the roles our forebears played in shaping our world really is. Thanks again for an awesome episode.
Reference to phone taps, plastic surgery, voice recognition . . . pretty sophisticated for 1928!
And accurate. The elites are at minimum a century ahead of the rest of us
Excellent. I am enjoying this. Thank you to you and the narrator for a well- read story. I hadn't heard this one before. Much appreciated x
Superb‼️💙
Thanks Tony.
I struggle to get through a detective story, but I enjoyed this one.
I loved the tech' in this, and the fact that it was explained. Well done Mrs S.
In our house we only watch "cozy crime", there is a strict "No Graphic Violence" code to telly watching, so this meets with the code.
Sadly there is still a pronounced discrepency in female wages to male, the whole world over.
I hope that too will change soon.
Thanks Matthew.
🙏👍👋
great
Delightful narration, love the "ramblings ! Very entertaining! Much needed and appreciated-many thanks to you both!
Our pleasure!
Wonderfull period drama, loved it, thank you
Thank you for the story I had forgotten about this one.
I enjoy a Dorothy Sayers story. Sadly, I personally find the narrator's voice grating to my ears and brain; and cannot continue listening. Thanks, Tony, for the effort of finding a reader and posting the story.
I agree. I like this narrator, but not in this story. I need Tony's voice to listen to a long story. I was very excited until I realized Tony wasn't reading. There's no problem with the accent, so I don't understand why.
I think it is the speed. 0.75 is too slow, but much better than at full speed.
@@rohinisrs how does one increase the speed?
@@MaggieatPlay in playback settings.. cheers from Melbourne Australia 🦘
@@johnmichaelfitzgerald3052 Oh, so much better! Thank you! Cheers from Oregon USA
Mrs Sayers died in December 1957. I really enjoy her work. And I really enjoy this narrator. 😁💙
What are our future projections today? Mostly apocalyptic or void.
Wow! A Peter Wibsey story I didn't know, thanks ❤
I didn't know this story, it's not well known and I can see why.
Well read, however, the 'f' instead of 'th' makes me cringe.
Like yourself, I taught languages and you're right; it sounds odd but you get a deeper meaning into words (like their history and how the Latin words are often understood more easily. For example 'hard' as an adjective. 'difficult' is often far easier for students)
Thanks as always for your waffle 😊
Love the accent 😁
3:45 Lord Peter dies at 37!!!!!! that’s ridiculous!
First! 😁
Thanks to @johnmichaelfitzgerald3052 , I was able to change the speed setting and made the sound so much better. Thank you for this story.