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Each month, for your literary listening pleasure, our friends at AudioFile Magazine bring us the cream of the audiobook crop. This month’s horde of harmonious audiobooks includes Salman Rushdie (read by Sid Sagar), Jenny Jackson (read by Marin Ireland), and Matthew Desmond (read by Dion Graham). * Victory City by Salman Rushdie| Read by Sid Sagar AudioFile Earphones Award [Random House Audio | 11.75 hrs.] Rushdie’s latest novel defies easy description.
I come from a family of doctors. They deliver babies, administer epidurals, fix broken bones, and perform all kinds of surgeries—both in the operating room and at home for fun. My uncle once gave me stitches on Christmas Day, my cousin ruined my grandmother’s white sofa performing toenail surgery in the living room, and collectively they have rescued and sutured up countless dogs, including one absolutely hideous pet they named Roadkill.
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