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| Lao Tzu
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Tao Te Ching
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1h30m
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Great classic of Chinese philosophy called Taoism...
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| Sir Walter Scott
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Tapestried Chamber
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42m
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The pen of the master transforms a conventional plot into a eerie tale fraught with darkest implications....
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| Nikolai Gogol
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Taras Bulba
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6h
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Taras Bulba is a legendary national hero of Russia/Ukraine but in Poland he is a legendary villain and mass murder. Warning: This book is anti-Polish, anti-Catholic and anti-Jewish....
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| Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Tarzan Of The Apes
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3h
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He is a natural part of the animal world, doing whatever he has to, or wants to!...
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| Charles and Mary Lamb
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Tempest
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30m
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Famous Shakespearian play retold for children...
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| Jack London
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Terrible Solomons
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45m
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One of the funniest Jack London's story. But could be racially upsetting for some....
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| Jack London
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Thousand Deaths
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30m
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Medical horror...
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| Jerome K Jerome
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Three Men in a Boat
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4h45m
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Three English gentlemen have many amusing adventures during their journey on the river Thames....
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| Jerome K Jerome
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Three Men on the Bummel
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3h15m
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The heroes from 'Three Men in a Boat', now married, go on holiday in Germany without their wives....
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| Friedrich Nietzsche
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Thus Spoke Zarathustra
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12h
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His doctrine of the Superman and the will to power were seized upon and unrecognizably twisted by, among others, Nazi intellectuals,...
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| Edgar Rice Burroughs
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Thuvia Maid of Mars
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3h
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The Mars series is thought to be among the first science fiction tales ever written...
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| H G Wells
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Time Machine
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3h
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Time Travel, as defined by the master science-fiction storyteller himself...
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| Charles and Mary Lamb
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Timon of Athens
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36m
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Famous Shakespearian play retold for children...
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| Jack London
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To Build A Fire
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45m
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Most famous man against nature story ever written...
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| Henry Fielding
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Tom Jones, A Foundling
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40h
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The History of Tom Jones, a Foundling, the comic novel which is probably Fielding's greatest literary achievement....
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Audio books 241 to 255 (of 280)
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