Silverpoints: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Silverpoints, credited to John Gray, 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 Silverpoints by John Gray. Read in English by Rob Marland; Julian Pratley; Lynda Marie Neilson; Valentina Vocelli; Larry Wilson; Alan Mapstone; ChadH94; Andrew Gaunce Silverpoints is the first collection of poems by John Gray. Some saw Gray as a protégé of Oscar Wilde, who agreed to underwrite the publication of Silverpoints. It includes Gray's original poems and his translations from the French of Verlaine, Mallarmé, Rimbaud, and Baudelaire. - Summary by Rob Marland

Recording facts

• Recording title: Silverpoints
• Author credits: John Gray
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 29
• Listed recording duration: 47:38

Catalogue topics

• oscar wilde
• dorian gray
• aesthetic
• symbolist
• decadent
• 1890s

Opening tracks: first 24 of 29

1. 01 - Les Demoiselles de Sauve — 1:27
2. 02 - Heart's Demesne — 1:05
3. 03 - Song of the Seedling — 1:14
4. 04 - Lady Evelyn — 1:03
5. 05 - Complaint — 0:51
6. 06 - A Halting Sonnet — 1:31
7. 07 - Wings in the Dark — 1:54
8. 08 - The Barber — 1:43
9. 09 - Mishka — 2:23
10. 10 - Summer Past — 1:29
11. 11 - The Vines — 1:27
12. 12 - Poem to Jules Laforgue — 1:50
13. 13 - Poem to E. M. G. — 1:49
14. 14 - Crocuses in Grass — 1:06
15. 15 - Poem to Arthur Edmonds — 1:28
16. 16 - On a Picture — 1:14
17. 17 - Parsifal — 1:27
18. 18 - A Crucifix — 2:13
19. 19 - Le Chevalier Malheur — 1:59
20. 20 - Spleen — 0:45
21. 21 - Clair de Lune — 0:54
22. 22 - Mon Dieu m'a Dit — 1:42
23. 23 - Green — 1:04
24. 24 - Fleurs — 1:58

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