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  Gruach

  Gordon Bottomley

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  Gordon Bottomley's verse drama in two scenes is a prequel to Shakespeare's Macbeth. He provides Lady Macbeth with a name - Gruach - and imagines her family life and how she meets Macbeth. (Summary by Elizabeth Klett) 
   
  CastDomhnal: Algy PugMorag: Caprisha PageFern/Girl: Arielle LipshawConan: mbGruach/First Young Woman/Narrator: Elizabeth KlettThe King's Envoy: Bruce PirieSecond Young Woman: April GonzalesMarget: Tricia GFirst Man: ToddSecond Man: Chuck WilliamsonAudio edited by Elizabeth Klett

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  Solitude

  Alexander Pope

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  LibriVox volunteers bring you 17 different recordings of Solitude by Alexander Pope. This was the weekly poetry project for the week of February 17th, 2008.

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  Casting the Runes - A Full-Cast...

  M. R. James, Bleak December

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  "You are allowed 3 days..." 
   
  The publication of a mysterious book on the history of witchcraft is at the center of a dark and terrifying mystery. It's a race against time as Edward Dunning must try to unravel the secret of the ancient runes, and a demonic curse placed upon him by the evil Magnus Karswell—played by legendary film star David Warner (The Omen, Titanic). A classic chiller brought to life in this terrifying adaptation of the M.R. James classic! 
   
  Cast: David Warner (Karswell), Anthony D.P. Mann (Dunning), Terry Wade (Rhodes), Anne-Marie Bergman (Mme. Somnambula), Steven Spencer (The Professor), Dave Hudson (Cabby #1 / Porter), Nikolas Yuen (Freder / Cabby #2 / The Demon). Music by Brent Holland

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  Smile Smile Smile

  Wilfred Owen

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  LibriVox volunteers bring you 9 recordings of Smile, Smile, Smile by Wilfred Owen. This was the weekly poetry project for the week of November 9th, 2008.

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  The Unmapped Woman

  Abegail Morley

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  This deeply moving new collection from Abegail Morley explores the altitudes of trauma, mapping the stark new territory that loss leaves behind, where the landmarks of absence overfill with memories, where the missing loom large, casting their unshifting shadow.
  "In The Unmapped Woman Morley writes with astonishing technical virtuosity as she searches for recovery through art...Morley speaks in a voice that is eloquent and precise as she seeks to understand what happens to the vanished." - Nancy Gaffield
  "Abegail Morley is a natural poet. Each poem seems exhaled in a single necessary breath as she unflinchingly addresses traumatic events. Her language is fresh, fluent and unadorned, with strikingly accurate images, and endings that make the reader re-consider the whole poem... This is a highly talented, original voice well worth listening to." – Patricia McCarthy
  "These are poems to live with - tight as the skin of a drum." – Robert Peake

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  Why Would a Unicorn Learn Ballet...

  Rachel Jessop, Tammy Appenzellar

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  Shona wants to learn ballet and what all the cool French words mean. She asks for help, and Dreamy the Unicorn comes to her rescue, taking them on a magical and fabulous journey of learning! 
  There is plenty of magic in Dreamy the Unicorn’s horn. They meet Tammy, a French ballet teacher, and journey together to a ballet school, a ballet production, and go behind the scenes, while learning key French words used in the world of ballet.  
  Everything you ever wanted to know about getting started in ballet including clothing and shoes, hair styles and stage make-up, feet positions, auditions, productions, and how to take a bow are in this go-to book for young girls and boys interested in becoming a real ballet dancer and mastering the French words that go with it. 

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