Spotify has started adding audiobooks, and I'm pretty sure I scrolled past 'Drunk Wizard' there while searching for something else last week. It wasn't front and center, so you'll need to use the search bar. The cover art looked familiar.
Otherwise, the author's Patreon might offer it as a perk for subscribers. A lot of serial fiction writers go that route for bonus content like audio. Might be worth a quick look before you buy it elsewhere.
It depends on which 'Drunk Wizard' you mean, honestly. There's a web serial with that name that got a fan-made dramatic reading floating around on YouTube, but the audio quality is... variable. For a proper published audiobook, I'd check Kobo. They sometimes pick up titles the bigger platforms miss.
I listened to a sample on there once, and the narrator really leaned into the comedic timing, which the book needs. Just be ready for it not to be on the splashy front page of any major service. It's more of a deep-cut find.
I actually preferred reading it as an ebook. The text has some visual gags that don't translate to audio, in my opinion.
Man, I was on this exact hunt last month! It's weirdly tricky because 'Drunk Wizard' isn't the most mainstream title. I had luck on Google Play Books—they had a professional narrator version that was pretty solid, not just some text-to-speech job.
I've also seen it pop up on some of the smaller indie audiobook platforms like Author's Direct, but availability seems to shift. Honestly, your best bet is to check the author's website or social media; sometimes they list where their audio editions are hosted directly. The one I listened to had this great gravelly voice for the wizard that really fit the 'morning after a bender' vibe.
Yeah, audible doesn't carry it, which was my first stop too. Wasted a credit hoping it'd be there. Ended up finding a link through the publisher's newsletter after I signed up. Felt like a bit of a scavenger hunt, but the audio quality was worth the chase.
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