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Fiction
Hosted by Unknown Host · Fiction · EN · 327 episodes
Step into the world of gaslight and deduction with a podcast devoted to the complete works of Arthur Conan Doyle. Each episode presents a faithfully delivered reading, inviting listeners to wander through fog-veiled London streets, windswept moors, and adventures both mysterious and grand. With a tone befitting the great chronicler himself - measured, curious, and keenly observant - these recordings aim not merely to entertain, but to rekindle the thrill of discovery that lives within every page. Settle into your chair, draw close to the fire, and allow the stories to unfold as though narrated from a well-worn study in Baker Street.
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Episode #3
In which the tranquil routine of Waverley Abbey is revealed in vibrant detail under the watchful eye of Abbot John, whose stewardship balances spiritual discipline with the pragmatic concerns of estate management. Yet beneath this serene surface, the disruptive force of young Nigel Loring stirs trouble and threatens the fragile peace of the monastic community.
Episode #2
In which the sombre years of 1348 bring a dreadful plague upon England, casting a dark pall of death and decay across the land, upending the lives of both noble and common folk alike. Amidst this upheaval, the proud but impoverished house of Loring, struggling against loss and adversity, stands out as a quiet beacon of steadfastness in a changing world.
Episode #1
In which the author reflects on the challenges and choices involved in faithfully recreating the manners, speech, and brutal realities of fourteenth-century England for the modern reader. He candidly acknowledges the necessary liberties taken with historical detail and diction, while paying homage to the diligent research that underpins the narrative’s vivid portrayal of a stern and elemental age.
Episode #18
In which a condemned man beseeches a just official to investigate the true circumstances surrounding a lord’s untimely death, revealing a tale of temptation, betrayal, and desperate resolve. The narrative unfolds with measured detail, charting the interplay of character and fortune within the shadows of a grand estate.
Episode #17
In which two young clerks ensnared by the follies of gambling devise a desperate plan to escape scrutiny and reclaim their lost fortunes on a perilous sea voyage; their story unfolds amid the tense backdrop of treaty-port Japan, where loyalties and dangers lurk at every turn. The narrative gently portrays the reckless courage and grim resolve of men on the edge, set against the ever-changing moods of the ocean and an uncertain fate.
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