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This is a review of the World Without End audiobook by Ken Follett and read by Richard E Grant. The story gives us an intriguing insight into life in medieval Britain.

The speaker dramatizes his relationship with his muse to whom he deems himself a slave. The importance of his muse is emphasized by averring his own dedication.

The Sundarbans are a pristine world of forests, rivers and swamps teeming with wildlife where humans still dare to venture to eek out a precarious living.

Audiobooks are often available in both abridged and unabridged versions. What does abridging mean and how does it effect the plot of an audiobook?

A review of the audio book version of On Chesil Beach. Read by the author, Ian McEwan, this is an interesting listen, the interview included is fascinating.

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LibriVox is an exciting initiative, their mission is to record and publish books that are in the public domain and make them freely available via their website

This is a review of the unabridged audiobook, Sail, by James Patterson. Fans of this genre will enjoy the fast moving pace and the excellent narration.

If the term 'audiobook' conjures up memories of unreliable and expensive tapes or poorly read stories, now is the time to take another look (or listen!)

The audiobook market is changing. The availability of digital downloads is altering the way that audio editions are being purchased and how they are listened to.

The Rosary fell out of use after Vatican II, but in recent years it has made a strong comeback. Its Biblical roots have enticed even Protestants to discover the rosary.

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The first Sunday of Advent marks a new liturgical year. The Christian theme for each of the four weeks arrives with the opening prayer or collect of the church service.

As one of the United States' premiere antiques shows, the Fall Antiques Show was the place to find pottery, quilts, rugs, textiles and more antique treasures.

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Charles Dickens' novel, Hard Times, contains two main themes: anti-industrialism and criticism of educational techniques.