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Narrator Georgina Sutton reflects on D.H. Lawrence's novella The Virgin and The Gypsy.
Actor Jim Norton discusses Flann O'Brien's comic masterpiece The Third Policeman.
Narrator Jasper Britton shares some of his thoughts on Jonathan Swift's great satirical novel Gulliver's Travels.
David Timson discusses the world's most famous fictional detective, Sherlock Holmes.
To coincide with the publication of his audiobook of Down There on a Visit , Simon Callow discuss his encounters over the years with Isherwood's writing.
Juliet Stevenson discusses Doris Lessing's feminist classic The Golden Notebook.
Actor David Timson offers an introduction to what is perhaps the best-loved of Dickens' novels - Great Expectations.
Daniel Weyman, fresh from filming The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power series 3 in the role of Gandalf, has narrated Christopher Isherwood’s gem of a short novel Prater Violet . He talks with producer Neil Rosser about the process of making a film, which is at the heart of the novel, and other aspects of his own career, including his role in the much-loved Foyle’s War. More details about the audiobook can be found here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/prater-violet-unabridged/
Ivy Compton-Burnett’s originality and powers of observation are set off by Naxos AudioBooks’s new recording of her extraordinary 1947 novel Manservant and Maidservant . It is narrated by Emma Gregory; here she gives an interview with producer Neil Rosser. Ranging from the upstairs-downstairs ‘Downton Abbey’ aspect of the novel to the art of creating characters for contemporary video games, it is a fascinating discussion.
Producer Neil Rosser talks to narrator Justin Wilson about his work in audiobooks, in particular his thoughts on The Oregon Trail by Francis Parkman Jr. It is a superb introduction to Naxos AudioBooks's complete recording of the book, highlighting particular details and examining some of the harsh conditions endured by North American Indians. For more details about the full recording of The Oregon Trail go to: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/oregon-trail-the-unabridged/
Producer Neil Rosser talks to narrator Justin Avoth about Francis Brett Young (1884–1954) and his rich, resonant ‘Mercian’ novels set around the Black Country, West Midlands – My Brother Jonathan , Portrait of Clare and The House Under the Water and Mr Lucton’s Freedom. Justin has felt a deep personal connection to the novels, having grown up in the area; several times he has been stunned to recognise remote places described and renamed as places he visited in his childhood. A fascinating discussion which serves as a small introduction to some very special works of fiction. For all the recordings mentioned, visit: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/young-francis-brett/
Narrator Leighton Pugh and Producer Neil Rosser meet in London's Trafalgar Square, having just recorded Duff Cooper’s biography Talleyrand . Beneath the iconic Nelson’s Column they discuss the enigmatic diplomat, Charles-Maurice de Talleyrand-Périgord, and his extraordinary manoeuvres at the centre of power in Revolutionary France. For more details about the full audiobook go to: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/talleyrand-unabridged/
Actor and director David Timson continues his reflections on Goethe's Faust . Find out more about the audiobook of Faust by Goethe here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/faust-abridged/
Actor and director David Timson discusses his production of Goethe's Faust featuring Toby Jones, Samuel West and a cast of other acclaimed actors. Find out more about the audiobook of Faust by Goethe here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/faust-abridged/
Popular actor and reader Martin Jarvis shares his thoughts on recording Norman's Hunter's classic The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm . Find more information on the audiobook of The Incredible Adventures of Professor Branestawm here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/incredible-adventures-of-professor-branestawm-the-unabridged/
John Calder was Samuel Beckett's publisher for over 30 years. Here he records his memories of the writer, his writing and their long-standing relationship. Find more information on Samuel Beckett audiobooks here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/samuel-beckett-a-personal-memoir/
Producer Neil Rosser talks to Sarah Lambie about her newly-released audiobook of Ann Radcliffe's 1791 Gothic novel The Romance of the Forest. More information about this audiobook can be found here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/romance-of-the-forest-the-unabridged/
The late Neville Jason discusses how he approached the recording of T.H.White’s classic book The Sword in the Stone. Find out more about the audiobook of The Sword in the Stone here: https://naxosaudiobooks.com/sword-in-the-stone-the-unabridged/
Classicist Ian Johnston, the translator of Ovid’s Metamorphoses for Naxos AudioBooks, introduces our new recording of Thucydides’ The History of the Peloponnesian War .
David Timson introduces London Labour and the London Poor and its author Henry Mayhew, who in 1841 founded the satirical magazine Punch before his social conscience moved him to expose in his remarkable book the terrible poverty in London – then the richest city in the world.
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