Sonnets, by William Shakespeare: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Sonnets, by William Shakespeare, credited to William Shakespeare, 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 Sonnets, by William Shakespeare. Shakespeare's sonnets comprise a collection of 154 poems in sonnet form that deal with such themes as love, beauty, politics, and mortality. (Summary from wikipedia.org) Read by: Sonnets 1-10: Annie Coleman Sonnets 11-20: Tyler Breisacher Sonnets 21-30: Greg, Jean-Francois, Hugh, Oana, Adrian, Wilson, Mike Sonnets 31-40: Ben Lee Sonnets 41-50: Nikolle Doolin Sonnets 51-60: Chris Goringe Sonnets 61-70: Gord Mackenzie Sonnets 71-80: Annie Coleman Sonnets 81-90: Wedschild Sonnets 91-100: David Foss Sonnets 101-110: Annie Coleman Sonnets 111-120: Nikolle Doolin Sonnets 121-130: David Foss Sonnets 131-140: Brad Bush Sonnets 141-154: Colin, Kimberly, Devlin, Oana, Adrian, Hugh Remix: Sonnets 141-148: Mixed by Hugh McGuire Sonnet 28: Outtake: Drunken Anthony with a case of the giggles!

Recording facts

• Recording title: Sonnets, by William Shakespeare
• Author credits: William Shakespeare
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 17
• Listed recording duration: 2:44:21

Catalogue topics

• poetry

Track guide

1. Sonnets 1-10 — 11:16
2. Sonnets 11-20 — 8:00
3. Sonnets 21-30 — 11:28
4. Sonnets 31-40 — 10:43
5. Sonnets 41-50 — 11:55
6. Sonnets 51-60 — 9:06
7. Sonnets 61-70 — 12:11
8. Sonnets 71-80 — 11:04
9. Sonnets 81-90 — 6:54
10. Sonnets 91-100 — 11:10
11. Sonnets 101-110 — 11:15
12. Sonnets 111-120 — 10:37
13. Sonnets 121-130 — 9:48
14. Sonnets 131-140 — 10:12
15. Sonnets 141-154 — 15:18
16. Remix: Sonnets 141-148 — 1:23
17. Sonnet 28: Outtake — 2:09

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