Publisher: e-artnow
Autobiography of Matthew Scott, Jumbo's Keeper includes a short autobiography of the author, who worked for the Zoological Society in London and was caretaker for the elephant Jumbo, and a biography of Jumbo the elephant.
Immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of nature and the profound insights of Henry David Thoreau's timeless classic, "Walden," now available as an audiobook. In this captivating work, Thoreau reflects on his two-year experiment of living simply and self-sufficiently in a small cabin near Walden Pond. As you listen, you'll be transported to the serene shores of this idyllic setting, where Thoreau explores the rhythms of the natural world, the joys of solitude, and the essence of true freedom. Through his keen observations and introspective musings, Thoreau invites listeners to contemplate life's fundamental questions and to reconsider their own values and priorities. From the wonders of the changing seasons to the simplicity of daily routines, "Walden" offers a profound meditation on the human experience and our place in the universe. Narrated with clarity and sensitivity, this audiobook brings Thoreau's words to life, allowing you to fully appreciate the beauty and wisdom of his prose. Whether you're seeking inspiration, solace, or a deeper connection to the world around you, "Walden" is sure to leave a lasting impression. So, if you're ready to embark on a journey of self-discovery and spiritual renewal, don't wait any longer. Start listening to "Walden" today and let Thoreau's timeless wisdom guide you toward a life of simplicity, mindfulness, and fulfillment.Show book
Born in Denison, Texas, Dwight David Eisenhower grew up poor in Abilene, Kansas. After graduating from the US Military Academy at West Point, Ike entered army service, commanding tank training in WWI and afterward, serving in Central America, Europe, and the Philippines. During WWII Ike directed US forces in Europe, eventually becoming supreme commander of Allied forces and leading the invasion of Nazi-occupied Europe. A lifetime of service, sacrifice, and humility shone brightly on the world stage for the brilliant general who would become the thirty-fourth president of the United States (1890-1969).Show book
What if Paul’s letters didn’t end with the New Testament? In The Extra Pauline Letters, journey beyond the canon and into the forgotten corners of early Christianity. This audiobook presents modern adaptations of letters once attributed to the apostle Paul—letters that shaped, encouraged, and even challenged Christian communities of the first few centuries. What you’ll hear inside: • 3 Corinthians – An anti-heresy text preserved in Eastern traditions. • Laodiceans – A brief yet powerful Pauline-style exhortation. • Paul and Seneca – A fictional exchange between the apostle and Rome’s leading philosopher. • Acts of Paul Excerpts – Dramatic accounts supporting Paul’s wider influence. Whether authentic or legendary, these texts highlight how early Christians continued to wrestle with Paul’s legacy. Rediscover the letters that didn’t make it into your Bible—but shaped history nonetheless.Show book
Gabrielle O’Donovan, award-winning organisational culture and change expert and author, shares her powerful memoir - Gino’s Contraband: Guilty Until Proven Innocent (The Change Press, 2025). This gripping adaptation of the award-winning print book recounts the wrongful assumption of the UK tax authority - His Majesty's Revenue & Customs (HMRC) - that Gabrielle was responsible for a shipment of over a quarter of a million contraband cigarettes and related charges, and her challenging fight to reclaim her identity and dignity and clear her good name. With compelling narration, the book immerses listeners in O'Donovan’s emotional journey - from bureaucratic horror where she is presumed guilty, to resolute advocacy. As she traces her experience - alongside that of her suicidal friend who is caught up in the broader Loan Charge Scandal affecting tens of thousands - the intertwined stories of these two friends become a vital testimony for democratic accountability, mental health resilience, and the need for a Taxpayer Bill of Rights. The book ends with a chapter of recommendations for institutional reform at HMRC. Vital for political watchdogs, legal reform advocates, tax specialists and memoir listeners seeking emotional truth.Show book
This collection spotlights Sethian Gnostic treatises like the Secret Book (Apocryphon) of John and Hypostasis of the Archons, reinterpreted through a futuristic lens. Updated for modern readers, these writings describe a false creator (Demiurge) and archons controlling reality. Could they point to advanced cosmic intelligences manipulating human destiny? Discover how Gnostic salvation demands awakening from the cosmic illusion. Included Texts:Secret Book of John & Hypostasis of the Archons – Foundational Sethian cosmogony, detailing archonic oppression.On the Origin of the World – Epic retelling of creation’s primal error.Zostrianos & Allogenes – Astral journey texts guiding the soul beyond archonic realms.Authoritative Discourse & Marsanes – More insights on escaping the clutches of cosmic rulers. What You’ll Discover Inside:Alien Overlord Hypothesis – A new perspective on archons’ controlling agendas.Inner Gnosis as Liberation – Personal enlightenment to transcend cosmic deception.Complex Heavenly Hierarchies – Aeons, eons, and the Pleroma bridging mortal and divine.Subversive Early Christianity – Why these ideas clashed with orthodox teachings. Unveil a radical path that merges ancient Gnostic wisdom with contemporary notions of galactic conspiracies. Dare to question who truly rules our world.Show book
A luminous story of loss and resilience, Lightkeeper captures acclaimed photographer Stacy Bass's personal journey through grief—and the art of keeping her parents' legacy alive through memory and photography. In 1995, when a tragic seaplane accident on Block Island claimed her father's life, Bass's world shattered. She began to write as a way to process her excruciating grief, while gathering the pieces of his life through collected photographs. Some twenty-five years later, her mother was diagnosed with, and ultimately died from, pancreatic cancer after a one-year battle against that harrowing disease. During her mother's illness, Bass created a living tribute of images and words that built a community of support around her mother when she needed it most. By collecting and sharing photographs of her parents, Michael and Jessica Waldman, Bass recognized how photographs serve not merely as records but as powerful portals into memory—gateways to the stories that exist just outside the frame. Filled with stunning prose, this evocative memoir reveals how Bass became the "lightkeeper" of her family's legacy, preserving their stories for future generations. For anyone who has loved deeply and lost tragically, Lightkeeper offers both solace and inspiration—reminding us that the light of those who have been lost always endures.Show book
