Audiobooks

/ Home / Classics , Adventures , Philosophical /
Heart of Darkness
Heart of Darkness

Downloads: 146, File size: 109.9 MB

Rating: Rated: 3 times Rate It

  • 1 star
  • 2 stars
  • 3 stars
  • 4 stars
  • 5 stars

Author: Joseph Conrad, Narrator: Robert Donald

Playtime: 5 hours 30 minutes

A reflection on corruptive European colonialism and a journey into the nightmare psyche of one of the corrupted, Heart of Darkness is considered one of the most influential works ever written.

Icon Add to Library

Read One Book Free!

Become a member of Free-Ebooks.net and you can download one free book.

Already a member? Login here

Membership requires a valid email address. We DO NOT spam and do not allow others access to your private information.

Listen to Chapter One on Player
Reader Reviews
loading comments
Add a comment: (You need to login to post a comment)
Rate this title:

You may also like...

  • Devoted Friend
    Devoted Friend Adventures , Philosophical , Children Classics by Oscar Wilde
    Devoted Friend
    Devoted Friend

    Reads:
    70

    Playtime:
    30 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    This is a story of two men – one who was a devoted friend and the other whose notion of friendship left something to be desired.

  • Goblin Market
    Goblin Market Classics , Fantasy , Thrillers & Horror , Fiction , Poetry by Christina Rossetti
    Goblin Market
    Goblin Market

    Reads:
    82

    Playtime:
    30 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    This fanciful poem tells the story of two sisters as they recall memories of childhood Goblins pitching their wares at the market.

  • Etiquette
    Etiquette Adventures , Humor & Comedy , Poetry by Sir W S Gilbert
    Etiquette
    Etiquette

    Reads:
    42

    Playtime:
    7 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    humorous ballad

  • Pope's Mule
    Pope's Mule Classics , Humor & Comedy by Alphonse Daudet
    Pope's Mule
    Pope's Mule

    Reads:
    37

    Playtime:
    30 minutes

    Published:
    Jun 2014

    “Beware of that man. He’s like the Pope’s mule who saved up her kicks for seven years.” This story seeks the origin of this adage.