Sojourners & Settlers: the Chinese Experience in Arizona
WRITTEN BY: Lawrence Michael Fong
NARRATED BY: Michael Scott
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
Lawrence Fong is the Associate Director of the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art at the University of Oregon, which houses a large and renowned collection of Asian art
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
While most of us worry about the steady onslaught of old age, Benjamin Button had a much more odious dilemma. Benjamin was born, in all appearance, as an old man. Follow the pleasurable tale of his life as he grapples with the problem of constantly getting younger
Although Edward has cerebral palsy, he leads a rich life as a writer and philosopher. On his 62nd birthday, he sent this note, "I am of the view that the one celebrating a birthday should be the one to give a gift for another year of good health. And so this is my gift to you. A poem..."
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
This is a charming tale from H.G. Wells about a young boy named Gip who visits a magic shop for his birthday with his father
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
Mark Twain's "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County" was first published in the November 18,1865, edition of The New York Saturday Press, under the title ' 'Jim Smiley and His Jumping Frog."
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
This is a short story about a lawyer with offices on Wall Street in New York City. He runs an advertisement for a scrivener, or professional copyist, for his office and Bartleby responds to his advertisement and comes to work for the lawyer.
In 2001, the story was adapted into a movie titled “Bartleby”.
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
This abridged audio of The Madman communicates in stories and metaphors Gibran’s belief that if a sensible way of living and thinking could be found, people would have mastery over their lives
Buffalo Bill Cody Stories from the Old West
(abridged)
WRITTEN BY:
William Frederick Cody
NARRATED BY: Michael Scott as Buffalo Bill Cody
ADVENTURES ON THE OVERLAND ROAD [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
FAST DRIVIN [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
QUESTIONABLE PROCEEDINGS [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
In this story a young man, recently broken off from a long engagement, attends a gala costume party dressed as a camel. There he is approached by his gal, who does not recognize him in his camel garb, and the comical escapade ensues. This light and amusing story will keep you entertained, right up to the surprise ending
[External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests] [External Link Removed for Guests]
Anthem is set in a distant collectivist future, when every form and emblem of individualism have been erased and society has reverted to a preindustrial level. In this novella, as many of her writings, Ayn dramatizes her philosophy of Objectivism in the main character. Its hero is a scientist in a world where the pursuit of knowledge is a crime, and he struggles against the established society to discover the meaning of individual freedom
