A Dark Night by Edward P. Jones


A Dark Night
Title : A Dark Night
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Language : English
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A Dark Night Reviews

  • Courtney

    Good humor and good tone shifts.

    Ending was lackluster/sudden

  • Dave

    This was like listening to an uninteresting tale by an elderly person.
    In fact, this story depicts just that.

  • Amy Mills

    Another slice-of-life entry from Levar Burton reads, but this one I enjoyed more than most that give that vibe. I think it's because the characters reminded me of my grandma's coffee club: she and people she used to work with, and other friends, would get together at 10 am for coffee most days (I presume this started while they were still working and got a literal 10 am coffee break from work). When we visted, my mom and I would tag along. The sort of talking and gossiping and complaining, and telling and re-telling of stories... the flavor of A Dark Night just kind of takes me back there.

    As for the story itself, it's these elderly women who live in the same apartment building having a get-together, when a huge storm hits, and they share stories of other storms they've lived through (some more horrific than others). I see other reviews complaining about the ending, but I thought it worked quite well. My take:

  • Eva Therese

    First part of the story features a group of elderly lady at a prayermeeeting and it just amazingly funny. It reminds me of the Discworld novels whenever there's a congregation of all the witches.
    Then the story takes a turn into something dark and inexplicable and it's still amazingly well written and with a true sense of loss and dread at the meaninglessness of it all.
    The last part, I have to admit, kind of lost me.

    But overall a very good part of the LeVar Burton podcast.

  • Timothy Wetzel

    Read to me by the Levar Burton Podcast

  • Lauren

    A group of old ladies hang out together in an apartment during a thunderstorm.

  • Felecia

    An intriguing story. The characters feel real. I am left wanting more information. The end is abrupt. Listened to via Levar Burton Reads. Levar's voices for these characters are spot on.