Yours Cruelly, Elvira: Memoirs of the Mistress of the Dark
I like to read long books as audiobooks, and this one stuck in my head to the point where I reread it in a hard copy format a few years later, notably again in early fall. He also whisper-screamed some of the dialogue to show that characters were being animated and freaking out without screaming in the listener’s ears. What I loved about the audiobook was how the narrator put on thick Boston accents for some of the characters. This book was written just as cell phones started to become a necessity to society, and most were still using them as actual phones rather than mini-computers. King’s descriptive prose continues on throughout the book as the survivors of a zombie outbreak that is transmitted through a cell phone signal spreads throughout the world.Īt the same time, this is a personal story about a small group of survivors who form a makeshift family that serves as protagonist Clay Riddell’s stand in for his son who he is desperately trying to reach. Stephen King’s Cell opens at the beginning of October, immediately setting a traditional fall scene that turns to horrific chaos real fast. Below are eight audiobook recommendations in various genres that can help you get into the fall aesthetic. One thing that helps is listening to in-season stories that sink into your imagination and help get you in the mood for fall. But life can still distract you from fully enjoying those surroundings.
That’s why our social media feeds are covered in images and videos to get you in the mood for these different feelings.įall is a very popular aesthetic, and it’s easy to immerse yourself into, especially when you live in a climate where the weather cools and the leaves change. It’s hard to achieve, particularly in adulthood when your attention is constantly being pulled in several different directions. Everyone seems to be searching for aesthetic, some calming atmosphere that reflects a cookie cutter image of a particular place or season.
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