Audiobooks

This includes "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button", "The Diamond as Big as the Ritz", "Tarquin of Cheapside", "O Russet Witch!"

This collection of short stories depicts the lives of Dublin's residents, exploring themes of paralysis, epiphany, and the quest for meaning in everyday life.

This 5-CD collection includes both Poe's more famous and lesser-known works.

This includes "The Snows of Kilmanjaro" (D1-47:34), "The Old Man and the Sea (D2-3-143:19), Ernest Hemingway's Nobel Prize Acceptance Speech (D4), "Second Poem to Mary" (D4), "In Harry's Bar in Venice" (D4), "The Fifth Column" (D4), "Work in Progress" (D4), and "Saturday Night at the Whorehouse in Billings, Montana" (D4; 45:15).

This is a collection of translated fairy tales from Hans Christian Anderson.

This collection includes works from famous authors which have entertained people for years.

Twenty-three of the great classic short stories are read by various narrators. Authors include Poe, Wilde, Hawthorne, Kipling, Nesbit, and more.

This collection includes works from famous authors which have entertained people for years.

This collection includes "Floating Bridge", "Family Furnishings", "Comfort", "Nettles", "Post and Beam" "What is Remembered", "Queenie" and "Bear Came over the Mountain".

This is a collection of John Cheever's short stories read by a variety of narrators.

This collection includes "Killing", "The Family Meadow", "The Orphaned Swimming Pool", "A & P", "Gesturing", "Snowing in Greenwich Village", "The Bulgarian Poetess", "The Persistence of Desire", "The Man who Loved Extinct Mammals", "Lifeguard", "Your Lover just Called", and "Ace in the Hole.

The Prophet is a collection of poetic essays, covering such topics as love, crime, religion and death.

This collection includes "Rip van Winkle", "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow", "The Spectre Bridegroom", "The Adventure of the German Student", "The Devil and Tom Walker", "The Adventure of the Mason", "Legend of the Rose of Alhambra", "The Governor and the Notary", and "Governor Manco and the Soldier".

This collection includes "Runaway", "Chance", "Soon", "Silence", "Passion", "Trespasses", "Tricks", and "Powers".

Washington Irving visited Al Hambra and combined myths, descriptions and actual history of what he called a "picturesque and beautiful city", a city that has often been a site of conflict between Muslims and Christians.

A collection of short stories exploring various genres and settings, showcasing human experiences ranging from drama to humor to suspense.

E.E. Cummings reads from a selection of his own poetry.

These selections from William Falkner include "A Rose for Emily", "Spotted Horses", "Barn Burning", "As I Lay Dying" and his 1949 Nobel Prize acceptance speech