The Peace of Pi

By: Michael Bussa

Narrated by: Wendy Wolfson

An odd, turn-of-the-century tale of disconnection follows a quiet little man who wanders about the day in the shadows of an overbearing wife. Willing to do anything to find the love they once shared, he trails her patiently, almost invisibly, to an unexpected ending. "The Peace of Pi" is written with a curious blend of rhythm and rhyme, as a long-form poetic short story.

©2014 Michael Bussa (P)2018 Michael Bussa

good to 16 minutes

actually I did like it I was skeptical in the way of what could I like in a 16 minutes book I will not spoiler does book or tell about what the story is but I will say it was good and very well-written surprisingly
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review

Enjoyed it!! :)

This is very short but I really enjoyed it!! Loved the way it was written, and loved the narrator's voice. Awesome! A little haunting, even. Such a great little story, definitely recommend it :)
I was given this free review copy audiobook at my request and have voluntarily left this review.

A perfect narration!!

As the author of the story, I screen numerous voices. Admittedly, I held unreasonable standards since the story is unlike any other -- there doesn't seem to be a particular category. It is allegorical, poetic, mysterious, and dramatic -- posing the daunting task of finding just the right voice.

Wendy Wolfson was a perfect choice. Her voice is was meant to tell stories. It is soothingly angelic and the missing element to complete my work. I will look to Wendy for future projects. I invite you to listen, and to enjoy as much as I do!