Master of Life and Death: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Master of Life and Death, credited to Robert Silverberg, 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 Master of Life and Death by Robert Silverberg. Read in English by Dale Grothmann When Roy Walton becomes the new director of the UN division of population control, after the director is assassinated, he becomes the most hated man in the world. Being Director involved him in not only population control, but a terra-forming project on Venus, and negotiations with aliens. Not only that, but some people were trying to kill him. To stay alive, he had to become The Master of Life and Death. Summary by Dale Grothman.

Recording facts

• Recording title: Master of Life and Death
• Author credits: Robert Silverberg
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 21
• Listed recording duration: 5:18:46

Track guide

1. 00 - Preface — 2:13
2. 01 - I — 14:55
3. 02 - II — 17:38
4. 03 - III — 13:35
5. 04 - IV — 16:02
6. 05 - V — 17:10
7. 06 - VI — 15:37
8. 07 - VII — 15:49
9. 08 - VIII — 13:27
10. 09 - IX — 15:21
11. 10 - X — 17:13
12. 11 - XI — 16:27
13. 12 - XII — 15:13
14. 13 - XIII — 16:19
15. 14 - XIV — 15:35
16. 15 - XV — 16:37
17. 16 - XVI — 14:36
18. 17 - XVIII — 15:44
19. 18 - XVII — 19:36
20. 19 - XIX — 14:43
21. 20 - XX — 14:56

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