Author(s): Machen, Arthur
Reader(s): Wickham, Peter
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Catalogue No: NA0301
Barcode: 9781781981160
Release Date: 02/2018

MACHEN, A.: Great God Pan and Other Weird Tales (The) (Unabridged)

Tracklist

Disc 1
Machen, Arthur - Author
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
1The Great God Pan10:25
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2There was not much furniture in the laboratory.09:15
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3II. Mr Clarke's Memoirs07:21
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4It was on one of these expeditions to the forest…09:36
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5III. The City of Resurrections08:47
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6The man went out into the bitter night…09:50
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7IV. The Discovery in Paul Street14:01
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 2
1V. The Letter of Advice12:52
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2VI. The Suicides09:25
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3Austin relapsed into gloomy silence.10:33
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4VII. The Encounter in Soho08:16
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5Mr Villiers leaned back in his chair…08:48
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6VIII. The Fragments15:11
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7The White People07:35
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 3
1'You astonish me,' said Cotgrave.13:31
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2The Green Book10:44
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3I sat on the stone and looked all round…11:28
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4I remembered this tale of nurse's…08:41
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5At last the sun rose and the young man…11:54
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6Nurse said there was once a young lady…10:34
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7The next morning I was very tired and sleepy…07:00
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 4
1But I shall always remember those days…08:53
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2Epilogue06:39
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3The Inmost Light09:29
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4Well, a year or two ago there was a doctor…10:49
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5II. Mr Salisbury, as may have been gathered…06:54
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6III. Salisbury was a man of habit.08:44
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7'Let me see,' he said at last…08:54
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
8'"I live up there," said Black, pointing to the tiles…'09:36
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 5
1IV. A good many hours after Salisbury…10:26
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2V. 'Ever since I was a young man'…08:11
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3The Novel of the Black Seal10:45
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4There was something very soothing…10:36
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5He left me, and alone I endeavoured to fathom…10:48
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6One morning, some eight or nine days after…09:21
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7Two hours later Professor Gregg returned.11:02
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 6
1I was touched by the eloquence of his tone…12:36
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2The well-meant gabble of the servant…11:41
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3So the Greeks called the hideous furies…11:25
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4To be brief, I heard that a woman named…12:39
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5The Novel of the White Powder12:24
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6I went away but little comforted, all confusion…12:46
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 7
1My mind was aghast at the thought of this…09:40
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2I need not trouble you now with a detailed…09:04
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3The Red Hand15:02
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4Incident of the Letter11:25
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5Search for the Vanished Heaven13:27
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6The Artist on the Pavement08:33
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7Story of the Treasure-House06:45
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 8
1I had at first great difficulty in persuading him…08:56
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2I had occasion to be a little precise…09:12
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3The Shining Pyramid07:09
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4You recollect that curious case you spoke to me…08:17
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5II. The Eyes on the Wall12:35
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6III. The Search for the Bowl05:39
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7IV. The Secret of the Pyramid08:17
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
8V. The Little People13:25
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 9
1A Fragment of Life09:13
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2They were walking round and round the garden…09:13
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3'It would be nearer twelve pounds than ten,'…08:45
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4In the first few years of his life in the City…08:45
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5'You never tell me about the men in your office,'…09:14
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6'You remember what I said the other night…?'12:36
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
7II. All day long a fierce and heavy heat…08:02
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
8'Let me see,' said Darnell dreamily.08:12
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 10
1The song to which Darnell had listened…12:12
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2'And all the strange tales I had ever heard…'11:02
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3III. It might have been different in the evening…10:08
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4'Well,' said Darnell, 'what happened next?'12:26
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5It was at this stage of Robert's fortunes…09:52
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
6'I knew you wouldn't much like the idea,'…11:51
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
Disc 11
1IV. In a haze as of a dream Darnell's thoughts…11:43
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
2They were sitting thus together on the Friday…11:41
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
3Again and again it seemed as if that which…12:11
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
4And at the same time he began to guess that…08:08
Wickham, Peter (Reader)
5And so at last, after many turnings and windings…08:07
Wickham, Peter (Reader)

Total Playing Time: 12:51:12