Don Rodriguez; Chronicles of Shadow Valley (Version 2): Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Don Rodriguez; Chronicles of Shadow Valley (Version 2), credited to Lord Dunsany, 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 Don Rodriguez; Chronicles of Shadow Valley by Lord Dunsany. Read in English by Michael Broschat Dunsany's first novel, begun during WWI. It is set in Spain's Golden Age, and features the adventures of Don Rodrigues as he sets out to seek his fortune after the death of his father. There is no Dulcinea but there is a Serafina, and although no windmills, there is a forest like that of Sherwood. And some bad guys, too. - Summary by Michael Broschat

Recording facts

• Recording title: Don Rodriguez; Chronicles of Shadow Valley (Version 2)
• Author credits: Lord Dunsany
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 12
• Listed recording duration: 7:49:15

Catalogue topics

• literary adventure

Track guide

1. 01 - HOW HE MET AND SAID FAREWELL TO MINE HOST OF THE DRAGON AND KNIGHT — 39:46
2. 02 - HOW HE HIRED A MEMORABLE SERVANT — 33:55
3. 03 - HOW HE CAME TO THE HOUSE OF WONDER — 54:47
4. 04 - HOW HE CAME TO THE MOUNTAINS OF THE SUN — 42:39
5. 05 - HOW HE RODE IN THE TWILIGHT AND SAW SERAFINA — 47:07
6. 06 - HOW HE SANG TO HIS MANDOLIN AND WHAT CAME OF HIS SINGING — 31:08
7. 07 - HOW HE CAME TO SHADOW VALLEY — 41:49
8. 08 - HOW HE TRAVELLED FAR — 44:53
9. 09 - HOW HE WON A CASTLE IN SPAIN — 36:47
10. 10 - HOW HE CAME BACK TO LOWLIGHT — 31:52
11. 11 - HOW HE TURNED TO GARDENING AND HIS SWORD RESTED — 39:44
12. 12 - THE BUILDING OF CASTLE RODRIGUEZ AND THE ENDING OF THESE CHRONICLES — 24:48

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