Includes many of the stories
and poems believed to be written by Poe during his time in Baltimore,
some for the first time on CD.
Listen to Poe's first published work (MS Found
in a Bottle), his personal favorite story (Ligeia), and the
original version of the story considered so gruesome that Poe himself
was compelled to edit it (Berenice). Also includes Morella,
Metzengerstein, Lionizing, Mystification, The Coliseum,
and more.
More chilling, unabridged stories from one of America's greatest horror writers in this 2008 release.
In The Alchemist, Antoine tries to escape the stain of a crime committed by a noble ancestor.
A daydreamer waits for years until it is his time to gain entrance into The Tomb, only to find untold horrors.
A ragged old man who takes in a traveler is eerily fascinated by The Picture in the House.
Praise for the previous edition: "The stories practically come to life as the words flow from the speakers... Reminiscent of Poe and King, Lovecraft does a marvelous job in describing the fear of mankind and the desperate actions taken when succumbed by fear... Eloquently produced." - Robert Denson, Sunpiper Press
#1 new
contemporary Christian
book on amazon.com STRYPER
Loud N' Clear Dale Erickson & Jesse Sturdevant
This audio book chronicles the entire history of this legendary Christian metal band from the members' childhoods through their triumphant "Reborn"" album and tour.
"Hearing this audio book somehow brings up the excitement level of these stories, as they come alive and bring the listener to the edge of their seat." - Doug Van Pelt, Heaven's Metal
The book covers about everything there is to know about Stryper, including the Roxx Regime era, and not just the fluff. Questions like, 'how did Stryper evolve,' and 'what really happened during the Against The Law time period?' are all answered here. The answers come directly from the band members themselves and many others, derived from countless hours of interviews.
"I was blown away... it had me moment by moment."
- Ken Metcalf, former Stryper keyboardist
"I think it's going to be an eye-opening experience for a lot of fans because they'll be able to understand things that they didn't before about Stryper." - Janice Sweet, Michael & Robert's mom & former manager
Both versions also available as a digital download at audible.com.
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the story of the Lincoln assassination
The Life, Crime & Capture of John Wilkes Booth George Alfred Townsend
This fascinating account was written as the events of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln unfolded. For the first time on CD, this unabridged audio book contains insight into the chaos that surrounded the assassination, details about John Wilkes Booth, his motives, the manhunt, and the speedy trial and execution of the conspirators.
George Alfred Townsend was one of the most widely read reporters of his day, and his position granted him unrivaled access to the investigation into the 1865 tragedy.
4 CDs. Approximately 4.5 hours. ISBN 978-0976480532. List price $18.99.
Also available as a digital download at audible.com.
COMING SOON:
MP3-CD. Unabridged. Includes "How Booth Crossed the Potomac." List price $16.99.
Tom Sawyer's adventures continue
Tom Sawyer, Detective Mark Twain
Tom
and Huck get rescued from spring fever by a serendipitous trip to visit
Tom's Uncle Silas. But little did the family know, Tom would be
the one to rescue Uncle Silas -- and from much more.
"This audio is filled with the folk humor and storytelling charm that have made Tom Sawyer and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn so popular for so many decades." - Rick Sheridan, Audiobook News Service
This once-celebrated sequel of The
Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn picks up right where Tom, Huck and Jim's travels along the
Mississippi ended. Tom enjoys his status as "Tom Sawyer the Traveler," and hopes
to further his reputation. Little did he know how far his desire to stay ahead of his
biggest rival would take them this time -- overseas in an eccentric inventor's balloon!
