Crimson Blood

By: Alexander Kuprin

Narrated by: Kirk Strickland

A Goya painting come to life, Crimson Blood offers a larger-than-life portrayal of a Spanish bullfight in all its glorious, vibrant, cruel, gory, and ecstatic details.

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A fairly good depiction of bullfighting and it’s reason for renown

I must say I picked this book up on a whim of remembrance. My parents honey mooned in Mexico and one of my fathers favorite set of pictures stories and memories was of a bullfight they saw in which the bull won the day. This is a fairly good bit of fiction and is based upon the art of bullfighting. Both story and narrator do a pretty good job of conveying the aura and energy of the bullfight and it’s place in the history of Spain. A good short listen. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator or publisher

Amazing Story

Great story about bullfighting in Spain in the early part of the 20th century, shortly after World War 1.....I like how Kuprin describes, everything in great detail from the horse's, the clothing the bullfighters wear to the people in the stadium. It's a short story, a little over an hour. Also Kirk Strickland does a good job of narrating. I received this audio book free and this is my voluntary unbiased review.

The life of a bull fighter!

To be a bull fighter! You have to be strong and fast. The more you wounded a bull the better! Narrator was good!