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Discover the enchanting world of East African folklore through Black Tales for White Children, a captivating collection of 29 stories curated by Chauncey Hugh Stigand and his wife, Nancy Stigand. A British Army officer and colonial official, Stigand gathered these tales during his time in British Somaliland and East Africa, translating them from the vibrant Swahili narratives shared by local storytellers. Join narrator Laura Gibbs as she brings these rich cultural tales to life, offering a glimpse into the heart of African storytelling.

Discover the enchanting world of Aesops fables, beautifully illustrated by Milo Winter, in this delightful collection designed specifically for young listeners. Join us as we bring these timeless tales to life, and enjoy the accompanying illustrations at http//www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/19994. Narrated by Jill Engle.

Delve into the enchanting world of Japanese folklore, where the ordinary meets the extraordinary. In this captivating collection, we explore timeless tales that reveal the intricate dance between mortals and the spirit realm. From heartwarming stories of love to chilling encounters with fate, each narrative offers a glimpse into a cultural tapestry woven with themes of conflict, harmony, and the supernatural. Some tales may feel strikingly familiar, while others will introduce you to a universe brimming with wonder and wisdom. Join us on this journey through Japans rich storytelling heritage. ...

Experience the classic and enchanting tale of Alice in Wonderland like never before, as its retold in a simpler, more accessible way. All your favorite characters, from the mischievous Cheshire Cat to the whimsical Mad Hatter, come to life in this delightful rendition. While the title suggests words of one syllable, the author cleverly breaks down longer words with dashes, making it easy to follow along. Perfect for all listeners, especially those for whom English is a second language, this version is a charming choice for anyone looking to enjoy a beloved story in an engaging format.

Do you remember the timeless tales of the Ant and the Grasshopper, the Fox and the Sour Grapes, or the Boy Who Cried Wolf? These enchanting stories have been cherished for centuries, all attributed to the legendary Aesop, an Ancient Greek slave born around 620 B.C. Known as a master storyteller, Aesops fables illuminate our human weaknesses and strengths, collectively known as Aesops Fables. Although none of his original writings have survived, countless tales linked to him have been preserved through the ages, celebrated in various languages within a rich storytelling tradition that continues...

Named for the famous philosophy treatise by the late Harry Frankfurt, The Truth About Bullsh*t podcast seeks to illuminate our world and the pressing issues therein by calling out ‘bullshit’ – a misrepresentation of truth – in all its forms. We’re excited to introduce a short series of interviews with experts on fields ranging from AI to business, to politics. Hosted by Caleb Zakarin, editor of the New Books Network.

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Welcome to the audio companion for The Middle Pillar: Science and the Sacred. These Google LM audio overviews are not just summaries; they are explorations. Using advanced AI synthesis, we open the door to the "Clockless Chamber" and the "Canyons of Light", translating written wisdom into a living dialogue.From the physics of "The Quantum Mind" to the emotional alchemy of "Undoing the Bindings", each episode offers a key to unlock a new layer of reality.Close your eyes. Take a breath. The classroom is open.Find the chapter's official homepage here:https://middlepillarsociety.org/...

Vanity Fair A Novel without a Hero is a brilliant satire by William Makepeace Thackeray that explores the intricacies of early 19th-century English society. Originally published as a serial over 20 monthly parts from January 1847 to July 1848, Thackeray aimed to entertain while also providing insightful commentary on the human condition. The novels engaging narrator and Thackerays correspondence reveal his intention to offer both amusement and reflection. Today, Vanity Fair stands as a classic of English literature, though some critics note its structural challenges, including occasional ...

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Dive into the unfinished masterpiece of the Roman poet Publius Papinius Statius with The Achilleid. This intriguing work promises to explore the life of the legendary hero Achilles, from his formative years as a pupil of the centaur Chiron to the tragic events of the Trojan War. Although Statius left behind only one and a half books, the surviving passages offer a unique glimpse into Achilles early life, including the captivating episode where his mother, Thetis, disguises him as a girl on the island of Scyros to prevent him from joining the Greek forces. (Summary by Leni)

Dive into the whimsical world of Sir Henry Maximilian Max Beerbohm, an English essayist and caricaturist, as he presents The Happy Hypocrite A Fairy Tale for Tired Men. This charming short story carries moral undertones and offers a humorous twist reminiscent of Oscar Wildes classic, The Picture of Dorian Gray. Follow the tale of a man who cleverly dons a mask to win the heart of a woman, exploring themes of deception and identity with wit and levity.

Dive into the enchanting world of Black Folk Tales, a captivating collection of 13 Hausa folktales from Nigeria, skillfully retold and illustrated by Erick Berry, the pen name of Evangel Alenna Champlin. In the 1920s, Champlin lived in West Africa, where she met and married Oswald Best, a British Civil Service official. After relocating to the United States, Berry became a celebrated childrens book illustrator and author. This remarkable anthology not only showcases the rich cultural heritage of Africa but is also complemented by her other works, including Girls in Africa and the illustrations...

Published in 1895, H.G. Wellss Select Conversations with an Uncle marks his debut in literary form. This engaging collection features twelve witty dialogues with a fictional uncle, who returns to London from South Africa with a touch of affluence. Additionally, it includes two intriguing discussions—one on aestheticism during a train ride, titled A Misunderstood Artist, and another exploring physiognomy, called The Man with a Nose. Dive into this captivating blend of humor and insight that showcases Wellss early literary prowess.

Dive into the enchanting world of King Arthur and his legendary Knights of the Round Table. This captivating collection delves into the timeless tales that have shaped British literature for centuries, weaving together themes of mystical wizardry, the quest for the Holy Grail, chivalric ideals, and unforgettable romance.

Dive into the world of Beowulf, an ancient epic poem crafted by an anonymous Anglo-Saxon poet and beautifully translated by Francis Barton Gummere. Follow the heroic journey of Beowulf as he courageously confronts monstrous demons and fierce beasts, showcasing the timeless battle between good and evil. Join us as we explore this captivating tale of bravery and honor. (Summary by Tad E.)

The Green Carnation, an audacious novel first published anonymously in 1894, was penned by Robert Hichens and is inspired by the intriguing lives of Oscar Wilde and Lord Alfred Douglas—affectionately known as Bosie. Having spent nearly a year in their company, Hichens masterfully captures the essence of their complex relationship and the vibrant atmosphere of their world. The novel introduces readers to the captivating characters of Esmé Amarinth (Wilde) and Lord Reginald (Reggie) Hastings (Douglas), with dialogue that echoes the real-life exchanges of its inspirations. It quickly became a ...

On the Open Society Ideas Podcast: A Project of the Ideas Workshop at the Open Society Foundations, we speak with thinkers and practitioners exploring unconventional and heterodox ideas from around the world. Each episode features authors who challenge assumptions, provoke new ways of thinking, and help us engage beyond borders. To learn more, and keep the conversation going, make sure to subscribe to the podcast feed or visit The Ideas Letters.

The Gilded Age A Tale of Today, co-authored by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner in 1873, offers a sharp satire of the greed and political corruption that permeated post-Civil War America. The term Gilded Age, which has become synonymous with this era, derives from the title of this novel, inspired by Shakespeares King John (1595) To gild refined gold, to paint the lily... is wasteful and ridiculous excess. This phrase highlights the absurdity of embellishing something already beautiful, a fitting metaphor for the excesses of the time. The title also suggests a stark contrast between an ...

Bill Nye, a respected journalist with a flair for humor, invites you into his world through a collection of witty short pieces. From a poignant visit to a friend in Ludlow prison to humorous “advice” for his son, and sharp observations about life in Oakland, California, Nye masterfully captures the ironies of existence. His insights into real estate ventures and the quirks of train travel reveal the absurdity of everyday situations, reminding us that laughter is the best remedy for life’s challenges. (Summary by Don W. Jenkins)