Living My Life: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Living My Life, credited to Emma Goldman, 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 Living My Life by Emma Goldman. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. The famous and celebrated Emma Goldman gives a detailed account of her life and development as an anarchist and caring human being. This is a life-changing read. Though present in the United States for most of her life, she traveled extensively and was given audience with the most and least powerful, especially those of post-revolution Russia. The events and opinions extend only to 1927 though she died in 1940. - Summary by Christine Rottger BCs: Nichole Di Dio and Christine Rottger

Recording facts

• Recording title: Living My Life
• Author credits: Emma Goldman
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 79
• Listed recording duration: 42:43:43

Catalogue topics

• anarchist
• russian revolution
• activist
• haymarket
• lithuania

Opening tracks: first 24 of 79

1. 00 - In Appreciation — 8:05
2. 01 - Chapter 1: "A young woman alone in New York" — 34:08
3. 02 - Chapter 2: "Conditions in a 'model' factory" — 30:50
4. 03 - Chapter 3: "My early impressions of Nihilism" — 37:02
5. 04 - Chapter 4: "Commemoration of the Chicago martyrdoms" — 34:56
6. 05 - Chapter 5: "I succeed in Rochester" — 36:06
7. 06 - Chapter 6: "Most tells of his past life" — 34:34
8. 07 - Chapter 7: "Blackwell's Island claims Most" — 12:16
9. 08 - Chapter 8: "The Carnegie Steel strike" — 34:57
10. 09 - Chapter 9: "Sasha shoots Frick" — 32:46
11. 10 - Chapter 10: "Sasha rises above adversity" — 21:27
12. 11 - Chapter 11: "I meet Ed Brady" — 49:01
13. 12 - Chapter 12: "Prison routine" — 43:45
14. 13 - Chapter 13: "I lose control of my voice" — 37:26
15. 14 - Chapter 14: "My fame spreads in London" — 42:58
16. 15 - Chapter 15: "William Jennings Bryan's free-silver campaign" — 41:30
17. 16 - Chapter 16: "I meet a 'free-lover'" — 37:16
18. 17 - Chapter 17: "Sasha clings to life in a living death" — 37:06
19. 18 - Chapter 18: "Well, we hear both sides!" — 32:53
20. 19 - Chapter 19: "The Major and the Chief of Police, both dead drunk" — 14:01
21. 20 - Chapter 20: "I baptize babes on a beer-barrel" — 20:05
22. 21 - Chapter 21: "Kropotkin and I on sex discussion in anarchism" — 42:12
23. 22 - Chapter 22: "I protest against the unjust treatment of Oscar Wilde" — 40:32
24. 23 - Chapter 23 Part 1: "I see Ed Brady and his vulgar wife" — 37:32

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