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Humphrey Bower

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Humphrey Bower

Humphrey Bower is a gifted and versatile actor. Since obtaining a BA (Hons) in English Language and Literature at Oxford University, he has worked extensively in theatre, television and audiobook narration. Humphrey won the prestigious Audie Award (US) for his performance of The Family Frying Pan by Bryce Courtenay, and was shortlisted for an Audie Award for his performances of Gould's Book of Fish by Richard Flanagan and Brother Fish by Bryce Courtenay. Humphrey's sensitive and intelligent readings are highly regarded and he is well-known for his capacity to perform a variety of accents.

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Title:
Cape Grimm
Written by:
Carmel Bird 
Read by:
Humphrey BowerNicki Paull 
Format:
Unabridged CD Audio Book 
Number of CDs:
10 
Duration:
10 hours 32 minutes 
Published:
November 01 2004 
Available Date:
May 14 2010 
Age Category:
Adult 
ISBN:
1740947568 
APN / ISBN-13:
9781740947565 
Genres:
Fiction; Australian Fiction; Psychological Fiction; Religion & Spirituality 
Publisher:
Bolinda audio 
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“An engaging novel of mystery and faith… thoroughly enthralling.”
Australian Bookseller & Publisher

“Bird's prose style delights in coincidences and conundrums, in the playful and dangerous blend of fact and fiction.”
The Canberra Times

A chilling and bewitching novel about the terrible power of faith.

On the far northwest coast of Tasmania at Cape Grimm lies the isolated and idiosyncratic community of Skye, which practises a religion that reveres the imagination. One clear evening in 1992 all the inhabitants enter the church hall, where they are locked in and burned alive. They have been persuaded to do this by a young man called Caleb Mean - also known as El Nino, the Christ Child. The only survivors of the fire are Caleb, his lover Virginia, and their baby daughter Golden. How could such a thing happen? Do the answers lie in the history of Skye itself, founded by the unlikely survivors of a 19th century shipwreck? Or do the only real clues lie in the dark truths of fairytales?