Brood of the Witch Queen: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Brood of the Witch Queen, credited to Sax Rohmer, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Brood of the Witch Queen by Sax Rohmer. Read in English by Don W. Jenkins A swan suffers a mysterious death, its neck wrung by apparent supernatural forces. A young woman dies alone in a hospital room, apparently strangled by mysterious means. Sir Michael Ferrara is found strangled in his bedroom with no one else there. Dr. Bruce Cairn and his son Robert are faced with a mystery that involves deeper, darker, more ancient forces than they could have imagined. Who is Sir Michael's adopted son Antony really? And who is the brood of the Witch Queen? - Summary by Don W. Jenkins

Recording facts

• Recording title: Brood of the Witch Queen
• Author credits: Sax Rohmer
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 31
• Listed recording duration: 7:06:31

Catalogue topics

• horror
• murder
• supernatural

Opening tracks: first 24 of 31

1. 01 - Antony Ferrara — 17:28
2. 02 - The Phantom Hands — 12:14
3. 03 - The Ring of Thoth — 20:50
4. 04 - At Ferrara's Chambers — 15:24
5. 05 - The Rustling Shadows — 22:06
6. 06 - The Beetles — 9:53
7. 07 - Sir Elwin Graves' Patient — 10:38
8. 08 - The Secret of Dhoon — 14:01
9. 09 - The Polish Jewess — 8:10
10. 10 - The Laughter — 17:48
11. 11 - Cairo — 14:13
12. 12 - The Mask of Set — 8:21
13. 13 - The Scorpion Wind — 22:42
14. 14 - Dr. Cairn Arrives — 8:46
15. 15 - The Witch-Queen — 19:25
16. 16 - Lair of the Spiders — 18:26
17. 17 - The Story of Ali Mohammed — 9:23
18. 18 - The Bats — 22:21
19. 19 - Anthropomancy — 13:44
20. 20 - The Incense — 8:46
21. 21 - The Magician — 8:23
22. 22 - Myra — 9:53
23. 23 - The Face in the Orchid House — 9:35
24. 24 - Flowering of the Lotus — 11:18

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