Victor Bevine is the definitive voice of Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos, and his narrations of Hyperion, The Fall of Hyperion, Endymion, and The Rise of Endymion represent one of the greatest sustained performances in science fiction audiobook history. His voice is rich and deeply expressive — a warm baritone capable of conveying both the philosophical grandeur and the intimate human tragedy that make Simmons' work so extraordinary. Bevine gives each of the Canterbury-style pilgrims in Hyperion a distinct, memorable voice, and his pacing across the epic four-book saga never falters. His reading of R.A. Salvatore's Homeland proves he handles sword-and-sorcery fantasy with equal skill. There is an intelligence and emotional depth to Bevine's narration that elevates already brilliant source material. Listeners who love ambitious, literary science fiction and want a narrator who fully rises to the challenge of complex, emotionally rich storytelling will find Bevine essential.
Legend of Drizzt • Book 1
Narrated by Victor Bevine
Bevine guides us through the dark elf city of Menzoberranzan as young Drizzt struggles against his people's evil nature.
Hyperion Cantos • Book 3
by Dan Simmons, Gary Ruddell
Narrated by Victor Bevine
Raoul Endymion embarks on a quest to protect Aenea, the messiah-child from Hyperion's Time Tombs. Bevine navigates Simmons's complex universe as the story shifts from pilgrimage to space opera across multiple worlds.
Hyperion Cantos • Book 2
by Dan Simmons
Narrated by Victor Bevine
As the Time Tombs open on Hyperion, the fate of human civilization hangs in the balance between competing AIs and cosmic forces. Simmons concludes his space opera with universe-shaking revelations about humanity's destiny.
Hyperion Cantos • Book 4
by Dan Simmons
Narrated by Victor Bevine
Nearly 30 hours of space opera as Raul Endymion protects humanity's new messiah against a genocidal Crusade threatening to enslave the galaxy forever.
Hyperion • Book 1
by Dan Simmons
Narrated by Marc Vietor, Allyson Johnson, Kevin Pariseau, Jay Snyder, Victor Bevine
Seven pilgrims journey to meet the deadly Shrike in Canterbury Tales meets space opera. Multiple narrators handle each pilgrim's backstory, creating distinct voices for this sprawling, genre-bending epic about humanity's cosmic reckoning.
Tales of the Otori #4.9 - Wine, Knife, Sword
by Melanie R. Meadors, Alana Joli Abbott, Maurice Broaddus, Cullen Bunn, Toiya Kristen Finley, Shanna Germain, Lian Hearn, Walidah Imarisha, Mercedes Lackey, Dennis Lee, Cat Rambo, Linda Robertson, Clay Sanger, Anna Smith Spark, Kenny Soward, Anton Strout, Sabrina Vourvoulias, Howard Tayler, Linda Robertson Reinhardt
Narrated by Scott Aiello, Joniece Abbott-Pratt, Raphael Corkhill, Jonathan Davis, Victor Bevine, Lauren Fortgang, Ryan Vincent Anderson, Kyla Garcia, Barrie Kreinik
Nine narrators tackle tales of medieval swindlers, AI heists gone wrong, and legendary bodyguards whose protection comes with deadly strings attached.
D.C. Noir • Book 1
by George P. Pelecanos, Quintin Peterson, James Grady, Jim Beane, Rubén Castañeda, Jennifer Howard, Lester Irby, Robert Andrews, David Slater, Jim Fusilli, Robert Wisdom, Richard Currey, Laura Lippman, James M. Patton, Kenji Jasper, Norman W. Kelley
Narrated by Lisa Renee Pitts, Cassandra Campbell, William Dufris, Mirron Willis, Carol Monda, Ray Porter, Nick Sullivan, Victor Bevine
Sixteen authors explore Washington's criminal underbelly across neighborhoods from Dupont Circle to Southeast. Multiple narrators guide you through each district's distinct flavor of corruption.