The Blue Wound: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
The Blue Wound by Garet Garrett: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 16 original MP3 tracks, 4:00:03 running time and a link to listen.
The Blue Wound, credited to Garet Garrett, 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 The Blue Wound by Garet Garrett. Read in English by E. Sharp. On a search to answer the question "Who started the Great War?" the author details his encounter and subsequent journeys with a mysterious stranger - journeys not through towns and countries but through time. This spirit, whom the author names "Mered," - meaning "Rebellion" - acts as a guide and interpreter of many epochs and episodes of human history, explaining how deep are the troubles that bring about conflict, from the interactions of two individuals to the mutual destruction of nations. - Summary by E. Sharp
Recording facts
- Recording title: The Blue Wound
- Author credits: Garet Garrett
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 16
- Listed recording duration: 4:00:03
Catalogue topics
- philosophy
- history
- fiction
- adventure
- World War I
- economics
- supernatural
- time travel
Track guide
- 00 - Proemial — 6:24
- 01 - Ch. 1 - Mered — 15:17
- 02 - Ch. 2 - The Curse That Was — 11:09
- 03 - Ch. 3 - Urbanities — 6:53
- 04 - Ch. 4 - All East of Eden — 13:15
- 05 - Ch. 5 - Wages of Thrift — 10:10
- 06 - Ch. 6 - The Iron Belly — 4:49
- 07 - Ch. 7 - Mered Sleeps — 8:10
- 08 - Ch. 8 - Progress — 7:03
- 09 - Ch. 9 - Great Business — 25:31
- 10 - Ch. 10 - Apex — 23:45
- 11 - Ch. 11 - Ivory and Apes and Peacocks — 17:08
- 12 - Ch. 12 - The Answer — 23:43
- 13 - Ch. 13 - The Wound Was Reaped — 19:27
- 14 - Ch. 14 - In the Uterine Mist — 44:40
- 15 - Ch. 15 - "Me-r--e--d!" — 2:39
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