[PDF.41ql] The Spoken Word: British Writers, 3-CD Set (British Library - British Library Sound Archive)

The Spoken Word: British Writers, 3-CD Set (British Library - British Library Sound Archive)

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 | #1034224 in Books |  British Library |  2008-12-15 | Formats: Abridged, Audiobook, CD | Original language:English | PDF # 3 |  5.00 x1.00 x5.50l,.40 | Running time: 14220 seconds | Binding: Audio CD

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||0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.| Fascinating|By JB|The chance to hear Evelyn Waugh, Ian Fleming, Arthur Conan Doyle (!), Virginia Woolf, et al, speaking at length about their work -- usually in what seem to have been radio interviews -- is absolutely riveting, and priceless.|37 of 37 people found the following review helpful.| The Spoken Word - a collection of authors| |

"After spending a few hours reveling in this diverse collection, there will be voices in the listener's head . . . the voices of the women and men who shaped the 20th Century with the written versions of their words."

This three-CD boxed set of recordings documents some of the twentieth-century’s most emulated and admired literary figures and continues the traditions of excellence evidenced by the American edition. Now devoted readers can hear extremely rare clips of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle speaking; Rudyard Kipling giving a speech; Virginia Woolf speaking on craftsmanship; John le Carré being interviewed; W. Somerset Maugham reading from A Writer’s N...

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