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2011 has been an exemplary year for Naxos AudioBooks, with critically acclaimed non-fiction titles joining new junior writing and more unabridged classics.
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George ELIOT Middlemarch (unabridged)
read by Juliet Stevenson
NA0021
‘Middlemarch is British actress Juliet Stevenson’s magnum opus. The very accomplished British reader has a voice capable of magic’ – Sound Commentary
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Johann Wolfgang von GOETHE Faust (abridged)
read by Samuel West, Toby Jones, Anna Maxwell Martin, Derek Jacobi and cast
NA0068

‘John R. Williams’s sparkling English translation is delightful, full of wit and delicious rhymes… The performances are marvelous, and the sound effects clever and often gorgeous… What a great theatrical experience.’ – Audiofile
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AE HOUSMAN A Shropshire Lad (unabridged)
read by Samuel West
NA0047

‘Samuel West’s…voice and reading are true to Housman… West, you feel, reads poetry as it should be read—confidently, with ease and conviction, as if all the world spoke in meter and rhyme.’ – Audiofile
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