Thomas A. Copeland

Venus and Adonis (Version 2)

by William Shakespeare Read by Thomas A. Copeland 2.2
Both Ovid and Spenser also treat this ancient myth, but Spenser alters the ending, converting the tale into an archetype of fulfilled love, …

Selected Poems

by George Herbert Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
These poems, from Herbert’s book The Temple, show the evolution of a soul’s relationship with God. Sudden reversals of mood are common, for …

The Radium Pool

by Edward Earl Repp Read by Thomas A. Copeland 4.5
Deep beneath the many-hued, volcanic sands of the Manalava Plains is an eerie world. And in this world, in a gem-encrusted cavern, is a pool…

The Metamorphoses (Miller Version)

by Publius (Ovid) Ovidius Naso Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
Ovid represents his work as a celebration of mutability in the form of a history of the world's notable transformations. It is a compendium …

The Age of Reason (version 3)

by Thomas Paine Read by Thomas A. Copeland 4.7
In these volumes, Paine demonstrates the anonymity of the books contained in both the Old and the New Testaments, the only certainties being…

Back to Methuselah

by George Bernard Shaw Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
In this late work, Shaw examines many contemporary issues under the broad rubric of evolution and then illustrates his opinions in five brie…

Four Hymns

by Edmund Spenser Read by Thomas A. Copeland
Spenser explains in the dedication of this volume that the hymns to love and to beauty were written early in his career and their "heav…

The Maracot Deep

by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Read by Thomas A. Copeland 4.4
Professor Maracot, accompanied by two American associates, conducts an exploration of the Atlantic Ocean floor, beginning in a diving bell o…

The Defense of Poesy

by Sir Philip Sidney Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
Sidney envisions the world as an ideally ordered structure that rewards good and punishes evil, but this order, vitiated by sin, has fallen …

Gargantua and Pantagruel, Book IV

by François Rabelais Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
This fourth in the five novels about the giants Pantagruel and his father Gargantua is the last novel indusputably attributed to Franç…

Amoretti and Epithalamion

by Edmund Spenser Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
"These Sonnets furnish us with a circumstantial and very interesting history of Spenser's second courtship, which, after many repulses,…

The King of Elfland's Daughter, Version 2

by Lord Dunsany Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
The councilmen of an undistinguished hamlet entreat their ruler to find a way of ensuring that his successor will acquire some magic to add …

The Shadowy Thing

by H. B. Drake Read by Thomas A. Copeland 4.5
A tale of spiritualism cannot easily win a willing suspension of disbelief in the world of a country squire, in which Dick Bellew has grown …

Of Education

by John Milton Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
A well educated population is the cornerstone of a strong society. On the personal level, education contributes to virtue and self-knowledge…

Sonnets

by Edna St. Vincent Millay Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
It has been observed that within the narrow confines of a sonnet the mind can turn around but cannot take flight. Some of Millay’s sonnets, …

The Shadow Flies

by Rose Macaulay Read by Thomas A. Copeland 5
The title of the original, British release of this novel was They Were Defeated, referring, among other matters, to the English Civil War, 1…

The Tables of the Law and The Adoration of the Magi

by William Butler Yeats Read by Thomas A. Copeland 4.2
The first two tales involve the persona's relationship with a certain Aherne, who has come into possession of a beautiful book by Joachim of…

A High Wind in Jamaica

by Richard Hughes Read by Thomas A. Copeland 3
Childhood and piracy: an unlikely pairing, in a tragi-comic adventure. Neither Treasure Island nor Peter Pan prepares one for the kind of de…

The "Old" Arcadia

by Sir Philip Sidney Read by Thomas A. Copeland
Sir Philip Sidney wrote two romances which he called Arcadia. The revised version he never finished because of his untimely death on the bat…

Shakespeare's Ovid, Being Arthur Golding's Translation of the Metamorphoses

by William Shakespeare Read by Thomas A. Copeland
Ovid represents his work as a celebration of mutability in the form of a history of the world's notable transformations. It is a compendium …

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