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| Rudyard Kipling
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Undertakers
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1h11m
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Non-Mowgli story from the Second Jungle Book...
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| Andrew Forrester
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Unknown Weapon
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3h
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Woman police superintendent investigates...
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| E Harcourt Burrage
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Vanished Yacht
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9h
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Very long marine adventure (pirates, shipwrecks, tsunami, hidden treasures, etc.)...
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| Guy de Maupassant
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Vendetta
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15m
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Horror Italian style...
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| William Henry Suttor
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Vengeance for Ippitha
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30m
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Grim Australian horror...
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| Owen Wister
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Virginian
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3h
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Novel that established the conventions of the western...
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| William Hope Hodgson
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Voice in the Night
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30m
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Really unpleasant horror...
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| Karel Capek
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War with Salamanders
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11h30m
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Prophetic, satirical and disturbing Sci-Fi from the author who mostly known for inventing the word "robot". Also known as "War With The Newts". This is truly visionary book especially with Genetic Revolution coming nearer and nearer every day....
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| Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Warlord Of Mars
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3h
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Princess of Helium, lies imprisoned in the impenetrable Temple of the Sun....
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| William Morris
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Well at the World End
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28h
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J.R.R. Tolkien, C.S. Lewis are but successors to William Morris. Tale of quest, adventure, magic and war set in an invented age and in the invented world of the author's own imagination. Lots of very old-fashioned archaic English....
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| Captain Frederick Marryat
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Werewolf
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1h
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Really horrible and also pessimistic ...
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| Arthur Conan Doyle
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When the World Screamed
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1h30m
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Professor Challenger discovered that The Earth is a gigantic space-mollusc....
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| Arthur Conan Doyle
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White Company
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17h30m
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Tough English mercenaries fighting in the bitter and bloody wars of XIV century France. A roistering, devil-may-care time brought vividly to life....
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| Jack London
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White Fang
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10h
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Adventures of half-dog and half-wolf White Fang in Alaska....
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| Rudyard Kipling
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White Seal
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1h
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Non-Mowgli story from the 1st Jungle Book...
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Audio books 376 to 390 (of 402)
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