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Under the Witches' Moon by Nathan Gallizier: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 47 original MP3 tracks, 13:28:05 running time and a link to listen.

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Under the Witches' Moon, credited to Nathan Gallizier, 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 Under the Witches' Moon by Nathan Gallizier. Read in English by Bill Boerst The scene is Rome, 935 A.D. Thirty-year-old Tristan, dressed as a pilgrim, overhears a conversation between Basil, the Grand Chamberlain, and Il Gobbo, his assistant. After the two have left, Tristan continues to observe the revelry on the Eve of St. John. Suddenly a chariot containing a beautiful woman stops before him. They exchange words. He kisses her hand. Then she moves on, leaving him to ponder her beauty as he returns to the inn where he is staying. That night he has an enchanting and haunting dream of him together with another woman. Morning makes more sense of the dream. He was in love with Hellayne, who sent him away to Rome so that he could do penance for the sin of love. This explains why he is now in Rome. The next morning, as he walks into the heart of Rome, what he observes is a city torn between the debauchery of a fallen classical greatness and the promise of a new Christian awakening. This is the backdrop against which a city struggles to realize its greatness and a man struggles to realize his love for woman and for God. (Bill Boerst) -

Recording facts

  • Recording title: Under the Witches' Moon
  • Author credits: Nathan Gallizier
  • Language: English
  • Original MP3 tracks: 47
  • Listed recording duration: 13:28:05

Opening tracks: first 24 of 47

  1. 01 - Book I, Chapter 1 - The Fires of St. John — 19:23
  2. 02 - Book I, Chapter 2 - The Weaving of the Spell — 11:14
  3. 03 - Book I, Chapter 3 - The Dream Lady of Avalon — 17:03
  4. 04 - Book I, Chapter 4 - The Way of the Cross — 15:10
  5. 05 - Book I, Chapter 5 - On the Aventine — 13:11
  6. 06 - Book I, Chapter 6 - The Coup — 25:58
  7. 07 - Book I, Chapter 7 - Masks and Mummers — 13:12
  8. 08 - Book I, Chapter 8 - The Shrine of Hekate — 23:53
  9. 09 - Book I, Chapter 9 - The Game of Love — 20:18
  10. 10 - Book I, Chapter 10 - A Spirit Pageant — 13:49
  11. 11 - Book I, Chapter 11 - The Denunciation — 9:18
  12. 12 - Book I, Chapter 12 - The Confession — 18:54
  13. 13 - Book II, Chapter 1 - The Grand Chamberlain — 24:33
  14. 14 - Book II, Chapter 2 - The Call of Eblis — 10:56
  15. 15 - Book II, Chapter 3 - The Crystal Sphere — 21:58
  16. 16 - Book II, Chapter 4 - Persephone — 10:34
  17. 17 - Book II, Chapter 5 - Magic Glooms — 15:00
  18. 18 - Book II, Chapter 6 - The Lure of the Abyss — 12:42
  19. 19 - Book II, Chapter 7 - The Face in the Panel — 10:10
  20. 20 - Book II, Chapter 8 - The Shadow of Asrael — 25:53
  21. 21 - Book II, Chapter 9A - The Feast of Theodora — 17:15
  22. 22 - Book II, Chapter 9B - The Feast of Theodora — 14:54
  23. 23 - Book II, Chapter 10 - The Chalice of Oblivion — 26:33
  24. 24 - Book III, Chapter 1- Wolfsbane — 15:10

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