A Preface to Morals

By: Walter Lippman

Narrated by: Deaver Brown

An analysis about how humanism was replacing religion in modern morality.

©2025 Deaver Brown (P)2025 Deaver Brown

The narration choices made the story harder to follow.

I usually read my audiobooks at a higher speed, and this narration made it impossible to do that. The audio levels changed often which interrupted the cohesion of a story. And this is a choice, but the rhythm in which the narrator chose to use was staccato and unfamiliar with some of the words.

**Update: I am 3 hours away from finishing the book and are very close to giving up. This narrator makes this book unreadable. Please remove it from the catalog, so others don't have to suffer through it.

Narration errors include: spelling out foreign or unfamiliar words in an alphabetical acrostic, verbalizing diacritical marks or punctuation, and odd spacing and pauses long enough to check the file.

It's awful.

Poor Narration Makes It Nearly Unlistenable

I was looking forward to listening to this book after hearing it talked about on a podcast, but the narration is so poor that it renders it nearly unlistenable.