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Songs of Kabir
Songs of Kabir Translated by Rabindranath Tagore With an Introduction by Evelyn Underhill Narrated by Denis Daly Although Kabir (1398-1448, or in the Samvat calendar 1440-1518) was born of Mohammedan parentage, in his youth he became a disciple of a noted Hindu ascetic, Ramananda. As a spiritual teacher, he decried the meaningless rituals of both Islam and Hinduism, and preached a path of…
The Circular Study
The Circular StudyBy Anna Katharine Green Anna Katharine Green is considered a pioneer in American detective fiction, known for her legally accurate plots and the invention of the “girl detective” trope. Classic detective novel The Circular Study features New York Police Detective Ebenezer Gryce, who is drawn out of a melancholic pre-retirement by a bizarre murder. Set in a New York brownstone,…
Lady Susan
Lady Susan by Jane Austen presented by The Online Stage. Written in epistolary form, this novella follows the manipulative behavior of Lady Susan Vernon, a scheming widow intent on securing a financial future for herself and also, rather begrudgingly, her teenage daughter, Frederica. Her sister-in-law, Catherine de Courcey, is none too pleased with Lady Susan’s sudden arrival, as Susan herself…
For His Muse Only
An Artist’s Obsession. A Woman’s Undoing. How far would one go for self-expression? Harlan McCandles is a master of color, a virtuoso of form. But beneath the art professor’s facade lies a darker palette of history. When a married Patience Okoye steps into his world, she becomes Harlan’s latest fixation. But as their lessons deepen, the compulsion to keep her under his thumb increases. Patience…
Blandings, Novels 1-3
The first three novels from comic master P.G. Wodehouse’s saga of Blandings Castle and its fluffy-minded proprietor, Lord Emsworth. Beginning with two impecunious young American exiles infiltrating Blandings in the guise of servants, to recover the gem of Mr J Preston Peters’ scarab collection from the Blandings museum. Then, the immaculate Psmith, borrowing the identity of an absconded Canadian…
Margaret Dashwood; A “Sense and Sensibility” Story
Margaret is The Other Dashwood Sister, the youngest of the three Dashwood girls whose older sisters’ love affairs were chronicled in Jane Austen’s “Sense and Sensibility”. In that classic tale, 13-year-old Margaret was merely an observer of the household drama; in 1929, Austen’s great-great-niece, Edith Hubback Brown, took up her pen to move the story ahead four years and place Margaret center…
Trusted and Trusty
In the 1800’s an author that was simply known as A.L.O.E (A Lady of England) was well-loved and a best-selling author. This is story of shipwreck, adventure, and redemption. Everything hinges on the trustworthiness of young Reginald. A short story for all ages that should leave you smiling and longing for someone like Reginald that you could claim as a friend. Narrated by Glenn…
Tarzan the Untamed
Tarzan the Untamed brings World War I to Africa and to Lord Greystoke! A company of Huns in East Africa targets the famous Tarzan of the Apes to be captured as a prisoner of war. Lord and Lady Greystoke’s estate becomes a battleground, launching this seventh adventure of Tarzan. Savage lions, a lost city, madmen, Huns and an aeroplane play important parts in this potboiler by the master of…
The Woman's Ghost Story
A woman tells her story of an encounter with a ghost in a deserted old lodging house in the middle of London years ago. She was told that a woman had been murdered there before she agreed as a “psychical researcher” to spend a night in the old building. Her expectations are challenged in this psychological ghost story. Algernon Blackwood wrote over 200 ghost stories as well as being a novelist,…
Humpty Dumpty
The speckled hen laid twelve eggs in her hidden nest at the top of the hay pile in the barn and the very last one, whom she called Humpty Dumpty, was the largest of all. The nest was very crowded and so the eggs began kicking each other to get more space for themselves. Humpty Dumpty, being on the very edge of the next, was kicked completely out and then decided to look about the wide world to…
Desert Dead
Ivy and Mac are on the road, headed for their long-delayed honeymoon. Baja! Beaches! Romance and shrimp tacos and sunshine! But then comes a panicky phone call from good friend Magnolia, who is, as usual, looking into her complicated family genealogy. What she’s found this time is not another fourth-cousin-three-times-removed, but a dead body in the middle of a desert town. Except that this…
The Epic of Gilgamesh; A Modern Narrative in Two Volumes
In The Epic of Gilgamesh A Modern Narrative in Two Volumes, I bring the 4,000-year-old Mesopotamian epic to life in clear, contemporary English–crafted from the ground up to work both as a Kindle ebook and as a fully produced audiobook. Volume I – The Heroic Deeds Meet Gilgamesh, the powerful and reckless king of Uruk, and Enkidu, the wild man created by the gods to challenge him. Their first…
The Children
In Edith Wharton’s 1928 masterpiece, The Children, the jazz-age glamour of the European Riviera masks a poignant and chaotic reality. Martin Boyne, a midlife bachelor seeking a quiet reunion with a lost love, finds his world upended when he encounters the seven Wheater children. Products of their wealthy parents’ endless cycle of divorce and remarriage, the siblings are led by the fiercely…
The White Lady
Constance Wetherill’s world has collapsed. The young socialite has discovered that her late uncle has squandered the family fortune, and she is left with $5000 and the care of her elderly grandmother. Having no experience in the world of work, Constance takes a chance. In an out-of-the-way town, far away from anyone she knows, she finds a rambling house with cheap rent where she hopes to open a…
Strange Age
Henry David Thoreau is known as a naturalist, a philosopher, and a leading Transcendentalist. But he was also an ardent abolitionist and political activist. He was a conductor on the Underground Railroad, helping fugitive slaves escape to freedom. He was the first to speak out, loudly and passionately, in support of John Brown after Brown’s raid on Harper’s Ferry. He wrote and spoke with…
Short Sci-Fi Stories by Frank Belknap Long
As a winner of multiple awards for his writing, Frank Belknap Long enjoyed a much lauded career across seven decades and a wide array of genres. This audiobook is a collection that celebrates his contributions to the realm of Science Fiction in 17 stories from publications between 1929 and 1956. These tales are explorations of humanity as much as they are of the exploration of space, time,…
Eating Van Gogh and Other Stories; Best of Fiction on the Web, Season 2
Welcome to Eating Van Gogh and Other Stories—the best of Season 2 of the Fiction on the Web audiobook series. This very special collection features 22 short stories lovingly curated by Charlie Fish, the owner of the world’s longest running short story publication website: Fiction On The Web. Come and share in the joy and power of short stories. Narrated by: Hope Newhouse, Rachel Esposti,…