Challenge: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Challenge by Louis Untermeyer: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 54 original MP3 tracks, 1:51:32 running time and a link to listen.
Challenge, credited to Louis Untermeyer, 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 Challenge by Louis Untermeyer. Read in English by Larry Wilson; aniroo; Bill Mosley; Mark Warner; Eva Davis; Ken Davies; Wolfgang Bas; DrPGould; Nemo Louis Untermeyer introduced may students to poetry through his many collections that he edited. His own poetry ranges from inspirational to cynical. Challenge is his first collection of poems, mature, but reflecting many of his early struggles. The range from the deeply spiritual to the sentimental and social commentary. - Summary by Larry Wilson
Recording facts
- Recording title: Challenge
- Author credits: Louis Untermeyer
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 54
- Listed recording duration: 1:51:32
Opening tracks: first 24 of 54
- 01 - Summons — 3:24
- 02 - Prayer — 1:15
- 03 - To Arms — 1:02
- 04 - On the Birth of a Child — 1:31
- 05 - How Much of Godhood — 1:25
- 06 - The Great Carousal — 4:29
- 07 - Thanks — 1:00
- 08 - God's Youth — 3:49
- 09 - In the Berkshire Hills — 1:07
- 10 - Voices — 1:09
- 11 - Reveation — 4:24
- 12 - Affirmation — 1:00
- 13 - Downhill on a Bicycle — 1:16
- 14 - Midnight by the Open Window — 1:07
- 15 - The Wine of Night — 0:57
- 16 - Invocation — 1:57
- 17 - — 1:23
- 18 - Sunday Night — 1:35
- 19 - At Kennebunkport — 2:18
- 20 - In a Strange City — 1:06
- 21 - Folk-song — 1:15
- 22 - In the Streets — 1:21
- 23 - Envy — 1:12
- 24 - A Birthday — 3:53
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