Audio Books Podcasts
Die Comic-KolumneJoin Now to Follow
Jede Woche drei omics - vorgestellt aus dem Comic-Corner am Hauptbahnhof München.
nachtLESEJoin Now to Follow
Nachtlese, eine neue Rubrik von Nachtfunk, will das, was Lyrik, Prosa und Musik gemeinsam ist, verbinden: Sprache und Rhythmus. Das Ergebnis sind Lesungen, begleitet durch atmosphärische Klänge, vorgetragen von Georg Schneider und Dieter Schwan.
By Dieter Schwan & Georg Schneider
Free Audio Books by Urban Art AdventuresJoin Now to Follow
Henry James's "Washington Square" and D.H. Lawrence's "Lady Chatterly's Lover" read aloud by dulcet-voiced Jan McLaughlin.
By Jan McLaughlin
Raincoast Books :: podcasts ::Join Now to Follow
a podcast from Vancouver's Raincoast Books.
By robert@atlargemedia.com
Nanowrimo Podcast 2007Join Now to Follow
A daily? podcast for National Novel Writing Month 2005. All the writers' block, crazy characters and sleep deprivation you can handle.
By Darusha Wehm
May Day Murders PodcastJoin Now to Follow
The May Day Murders: a chilling mystery novel by Scott Wittenburg. This free audiobook is Wittenburg's third work of fiction. His other books include Katherine's Prophecy and The Edge (also available as a podcast) and are available in paperback at Barnes and Noble, Amazon.com and at scottwittenburg.com Synopsis: The autumnal tranquility of Smithtown, Ohio is shattered when Dr. David Bradley arrives home to find that his wife has been raped and murdered by an intruder who has left no clues behind except the words May Day painted in lipstick on his victims body. When the police later learn that another Smithtown resident has been raped and strangled in New York City, it becomes frighteningly clear that a cunning serial killer targeting Smithtown women is on the prowl. Newspaper reporter Sam Middleton is determined to help Detective Roger Hagstrom track down the assailant of his ex-wifes best friend and everyone is asking the same question as the mystery unfolds: Who will the killers next victim be?
By Scott Wittenburg
Mortaine's Book RamblingsJoin Now to Follow
Mortaine rambles on and on and on about books. Mostly ones she's reading. Sometimes ones she's writing.
By Stephanie Bryant
A British Computer Reads A Paragraph of Moby DickJoin Now to Follow
A computer reads a paragraph of Herman Melville's seminal work, Moby Dick.
By EC Mendenhall
German PoemsJoin Now to Follow
Classical German poetry by poets such as Goethe, Schiller or Heine.
By Ludwig Wagenstein
