Audiobooks with keyword Literature
This collection features a v3 update of Frank Muller's audiobook recordings, boasting numerous restorations and enhancements for improved listening quality. The collection includes a wide range of classic and contemporary titles across various genres, all meticulously reprocessed by the narrator.
This is the unabridged, uncensored audio version of Oscar Wilde's *The Picture of Dorian Gray*, restoring material that was originally removed due to Victorian sensibilities. Read by Edoardo Ballerini, the audiobook clocks in at 7 hours and 10 minutes.
This Hugo Award-winning novel by Robert A. Heinlein is an outrageous adventure set on 21st-century Luna, a penal colony where a computer and misfit humans plot a revolt. The story explores themes of freedom and rebellion, drawing parallels to historical independence movements and showcasing Heinlein's libertarian views.
This unabridged audiobook features the poetic works of Christina Rossetti, including her masterpiece "Goblin Market" alongside other well-known sonnets, ballads, and lyrics. It explores themes of temptation, sin, and redemption with a sensuality and passion that resonates with adult audiences.
This unabridged audiobook features 35 classic Christmas stories from renowned authors like Charles Dickens and Hans Christian Andersen, curated by editor Asa Don Dickinson. Narrated by Daniel Thomas May, it offers a captivating holiday listening experience for all ages.
This audiobook features eight classic BBC radio drama adaptations of Jane Austen's major novels, plus a special dramatization of her letters and novels. It offers a collection of her most beloved stories brought to life through performance.
These BBC radio dramatizations present two classic mysteries featuring journalist detective Joseph Rouletabille: "The Mystery of the Yellow Room," a famed locked-room puzzle, and its sequel, "The Perfume of the Lady in Black," which delves into a mysterious veiled woman and Rouletabille's own past.
This audiobook follows Mary Bennet as she finds unexpected romance at Pemberley during Christmas. A delightful continuation of Jane Austen's world, it features Mary's unique charm and wit.
Hugh Grant narrates this unabridged MP3 recording of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," a classic tale of a miserly man visited by ghosts who ultimately finds redemption. This 2-hour, 44-minute audiobook tells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge's transformation into a kinder soul.
This audiobook features four dramatisations of Jane Austen's classic novels—*Pride and Prejudice*, *Sense and Sensibility*, *Northanger Abbey*, and *Mansfield Park*—along with a bonus series of interviews titled *When I Met Jane Austen*. These dramatizations celebrate Austen's wit and focus on the complex women at the heart of her stories.
This unabridged audiobook follows Richard Temple, a prisoner of war who, while enduring his captivity, meticulously re-examines his life. His journey from a deprived childhood through a career as an art forger and into espionage is revealed as he confronts his past and his captors.
In an audacious experiment, John Howard Griffin darkened his skin to live as a Black man in the Deep South of 1959, documenting his transformative experiences with racism and its profound impact on American society. This audiobook recording of his resulting journals, read by Ray Childs, aims to confront listeners with the harsh realities of racial injustice.
This unabridged audiobook, narrated by Mark Elstob, presents Vegetius' influential treatise on Roman military organization and tactics, a foundational text for medieval and modern defense strategy. It offers a comprehensive look at the Roman army's structure, training, and warfare, including advice on maintaining an effective force.












