The Seven Tablets of Creation

By: Leonard W. King

Narrated by: Teagan McKenzie

The Seven Tablets of Creation is Leonard W. King's translation of the Babylonian creation myth. There is a resemblance to the Hebrew narrative of Genesis, which broadened the translation’s appeal to a large public. It also has the title, Enuma Elish, meaning "When on High".

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Public Domain (P)2019 Museum Audiobooks

Great Mixture of the creation story

I enjoyed the alternative truth surrounding the creation story. Gives you a new perspective to think about.

Inaudible

The pace is unusually fast and only comprehensive while in the intro. Once you get to the tablets, it's impossible. Instead of reading the piens, the AI, rasta the line number and stanza, for all 140+ lines per poem. Just horrible.

My Ears Bleed

Performance is horrible. Can't even listen to it. The female voice sounds like ai is reading. Teied to slow it down...didn't make it any better.

is this being read by AI?

and can AI please slow down. terrible. everything just flying by. no voice inflection. I need more words to hit the minimum word count

Horrible Reading

OMG You can’t listen to the stories because she says every line and fragment number as she’s reading them so annoying.