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This book presents an extraordinary array of topics that captivates even me. It serves as a treasure trove of universal knowledge, offering insights that stand apart from the commonplace. Ive meticulously avoided tired and overused facts, resulting in a collection of fresh and engaging statements that are so vibrant that even the slightest criticism could diminish their brilliance. - Summary by The Author

Join me on a journey through some of my favorite Shakespearean speeches, carefully selected for their beauty and insight. These passages not only showcase Shakespeares unmatched mastery of language but also reveal his profound understanding of human nature. As Orson Welles once noted, he speaks to everyone, and we all claim him. While its often said that a truly great Shakespearian actor needs a unique and extraordinary voice, that doesnt mean that everyday individuals cant read, listen to, and revel in the magic of Shakespeares words. (Summary by Martin Clifton)

Literary performance, essays, and spoken-word confessions from an author known only as Woolfinius Jackson Whürl. A voice from the Dust Meridian, reading the pages he never meant to send.

In this delightful collection of short stories, Robert Barr weaves romance and humor into the lives of his characters. In One Days Courtship, British artist John Trenton finds himself in Quebec, hoping to squeeze in a picturesque canoe trip to capture the stunning Shawenegan Falls on his final day. Meanwhile, in The Heralds of Fame, a budding novelist embarks on an adventure to America, armed with copies of his debut book. A moment of panic leads him to buy an extra copy at a bookstand, setting off a humorous chain reaction that tests his resolve and creativity. Join Nat Spratt as he narrates ...

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Pothunters marks the delightful debut of the renowned British humorist P. G. Wodehouse. This charming tale introduces readers to a fictional English public school, where Wodehouses signature gentle satire comes to life, humorously poking fun at the quirks and eccentricities of the privileged elite. Join us as we explore the early roots of Wodehouses brilliantly crafted humor, narrated with warmth by Gareth Rowlands.

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Dive into a delightful collection of short stories by the renowned author of Winnie the Pooh, A.A. Milne. This whimsical and humorous anthology, originating from Milnes earlier works published in Punch magazine, showcases his unique storytelling charm. Join Cathy Barratt as she brings these enchanting tales to life.

In Regent, we follow the further adventures of Denry Machin, the beloved protagonist from The Card. Now at forty-three, Denry grapples with the unsettling feeling of growing old, realizing that financial success and a stable home life no longer fulfill him. Yearning for change and excitement, he reflects, What I want is change - and a lot of it too! A serendipitous encounter at a local theatre sets him on a journey to London, where his quest for renewal truly begins. (Summary by A.J.M.)

Published in 1921, during the early days of Prohibition, Hail and Farewell is a poignant and humorous collection of poems celebrating alcohol, drunkenness, and the culture surrounding them. In The Old Soak, an elderly curmudgeon schemes to procure liquor in a dry world. Blending narrative with excerpts from The Old Soaks writings, the piece reveals his reflections on a bygone era. “Im writing a diary—a chronicle of the past, an almost gol-dinged autobiography of my adventures with Old King Booze before he shuffled off this mortal coil and took one of my feet with him. Soon, no one will ...

Based on Aphra Behns groundbreaking 1688 novel—one of the earliest works in the English language—Thomas Southernes adaptation of Oroonoko is celebrated by scholars as the key to reviving Behns legacy. During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, this play outshone the original novel in popularity, captivating theatergoers with its poignant tale of love and tragedy surrounding the noble prince turned slave, Oroonoko, and his unwavering devotion to his beloved, Imoinda. In a striking twist, this adaptation presents Imoinda as a white woman, adding a layer of complexity to the narrative, ...

Dive into a delightful collection of whimsical poems by the renowned American physician and author, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr. In The Deacons Masterpiece, discover the amusing logical outcome of constructing a flawless two-wheeled carriage known as a shay, which inspired the economic term one hoss shay reflecting a specific model of depreciation. How the Old Horse Won the Bet offers a playful take on the excitement of a horse race, while The Broomstick Train provides a charmingly spooky explanation of how an electric tram operates, perfect for the Halloween spirit. Join narrator Laurie Anne ...

Once A Week invites you into a delightful world of short stories and charming vignettes crafted for Milnes dedicated British audience, including the avid readers of Punch. Spanning from 1903, the year he graduated from Cambridge, to 1909, when he took the helm as editor at Punch, these works are infused with a distinctly British humor. They chronicle the whimsical antics and adventures of a familiar cast of friends and acquaintances. Milnes diverse talents are showcased in this collection, which sits alongside his 18 plays, 3 novels, childrens poetry, screenplays for popular British films, and...

Dive into The Sunny Side, a delightful compilation of short stories and essays by the talented A. A. Milne. While many know him for his beloved childrens classic, Winnie The Pooh, Milne also had a remarkable literary career for adults, particularly as a contributor and later Assistant Editor of Punch. This collection features his witty columns from Punch, penned between 1912 and 1920, showcasing a charming mix of poems, essays, and stories. With a keen sense of humor that often veers into the satirical, Milnes writings tackle a variety of topics, from the quirks of playwrights to the art of ...

Discover the delightful writings of Robert Cortes Holliday, an early 20th-century essayist, editor, and librarian. Acclaimed by writer Christopher Morley for his genuine gift of the personal essay, Hollidays work is characterized by its mellow, fluent style and charming eccentricity. Many of these enchanting pieces first graced the pages of various American newspapers and magazines. Join us as we explore the wit and wisdom of this remarkable writer. - Summary by Tom Penn

Dive into the whimsical world of Lewis Carroll with this delightful collection of lesser-known poems. Known for his entertaining nonsense verses and unique takes on various subjects, Carroll invites readers on a journey through a light-hearted and accessible realm of poetry. Some pieces even delve into meta and introspective themes, making this a charming read for both poetry enthusiasts and casual readers alike. (Rosslyn Carlyle)

Step into the whimsical world of Prince and Betty, a delightful novel by P. G. Wodehouse. First published in Ainslees Magazine in January 1912 and later serialized in Strand Magazine, this story takes you to the charming Mediterranean island of Mervo. Here, the unscrupulous millionaire Benjamin Scobell plots to build a casino, inadvertently involving the unsuspecting heir to the throne, John Maude. However, complications arise when Scobells stepdaughter, Betty, reveals her history with John, leading to unexpected twists and a rift that tests their rekindled relationship. Join us for a humorous...

A. A. Milne is perhaps best remembered for his timeless creation, Winnie the Pooh, though this charming bear is just one facet of his literary legacy. Renowned for his numerous acclaimed plays, Milne also made significant contributions to Britain’s beloved Punch Magazine, where he penned hundreds of essays, sketches, and poems for esteemed publications like The Atlantic Monthly. His experiences in both World Wars deeply influenced his writing; he spent four grueling years in the trenches during the Great War, and the intensity of warfare is powerfully reflected in his poetry. Milnes unique ...

Welcome to the 15 Minute Book Club, where we offer authors the grand total of 15 minutes to convince our listeners to buy their latest book. 15 whole minutes, no more, no less (unless they have smashed it quickly!). Hosts Alex Churchill (author and historian) and Matt Bone (host of The Aviation Show) are on hand to ensure that our guests’ sales patter is tested to the fullest.Join us for the ‘Patreon Extra Time’, where we have an extra 15 minutes to catch up and answer a few Patreon people's questions in a less rigorous format. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information...

Welcome to U of A Reads: Stories Behind the Stories — the podcast that takes you beyond the book jacket and into the creative heart of the University of Alberta’s finest storytellers.In each episode, we sit down with U of A authors — from celebrated alumni to inspiring faculty and emerging student voices — to explore the passion, process, and personal journeys behind their latest works. From fiction to memoir, poetry to research, discover the experiences, memories, and motivations that shaped the stories on the page.Because every great book has a backstory — and we’re here to share...