Conrad’s Heart of Darkness – Free Audiobook Podcasts

in Audio Books | December 9th, 2007 1 Comment

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Joseph Conrad would be turning 150 years old, and to mark the occasion, The Guardian has taken a good look back at the Polish-born writer who wrote some of England’s finest novels, even though English was his third language. (Polish and French were his first two.) Conrad’s masterpiece, of course, is The Heart of Darkness (1899), and we’ll take this opportunity to highlight two free audiobook versions of the text. The first version comes recommended by a reader over at Metafilter. You can find the mp3 files here. A second/different version can be found on iTunes. (Both versions permanently reside in our Audiobook Podcast Collection.)

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  1. Amir says . . . | December 23, 2008 / 2:50 am

    a wonderfull site indeed
    thanks a lot

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