Sklar is a seasoned pro at reading nonfiction and is undoubtedly one of the best nonfiction narrators in the industry. With a hint of a rasp, his soft deep voice delivers the text with perfect emphasis and pause. Pearlstine's lengthy and sometimes nuanced discussions of law and journalism may feel overwhelming to the reader, but Sklar's tone navigates listeners to a much better understanding of Pearlstine's intent. (Publisher’s Weekly)
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