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When Huckleberry Jim arrives in audiobook from Blackstone Publishing on October 6, listeners will hear something unusual before three-time Audie Award recipient and ten-time AudioFile Magazine Earphones Award recipient Leon Nixon begins the novel.
Author Adam Nelson opens the audiobook himself. It is a remarkable few minutes: the true story of a young actor, a thirty-dollar-a-day job, a two-man production of Huckleberry Finn, and a journey across America that would take thirty-five years to become a novel. This is the complete Blackstone introduction. The road before Huckleberry Jim. And the first few miles of what comes next. HUCKLEBERRY JIM publishes October 6 during Banned Books Week, in America’s 250th year, and on the 150th anniversary of The Adventures of Tom Sawyer. Publishers Weekly BookLife Editor’s Pick: “Adam Nelson’s incisive, provocative, and robustly American debut... honors the fathoms-deep American divisions that Twain marked and urges us to look closer rather than away. For readers of Percival Everett’s James and Paul Beatty’s The Sellout.” Full Review: https://booklife.com/project/huckleberry-jim-108347 Official launch October 10 at the Mark Twain Boyhood Home & Museum in Hannibal, Missouri. Available at Amazon.com, Barnes & Noble, Bookshop, and fine bookstores everywhere. Audiobook by Blackstone Publishing — Library CD, MP3, CD — ISBN 9798236008976 First Edition autographed copies available at HuckleberryJimBook.com. #HuckleberryJim #BlackstonePublishing #Audiobook #LiteraryFiction
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