Audiobooks Narrated by Frederick Davidson

This novel of society in India under the British Raj ranks high among the great literary works of the twentieth century...

Les Misérables is a romantic novel packed with revealing incidents of slum life and poverty in nineteenth-century France.

In this masterpiece, Solzhenitsyn has orchestrated thousands of incidents and individual histories into one narrative of unflagging power and momentum. Written in a tone that encompasses Olympian wrath...

To find out how industrial workers lived, Orwell not only observed but shared their experience. Orwell stayed in dreary lodgings and subsisted on their scant diet.

Although over two millennia old, Aristotle’s Politics remains central to the perplexing questions posed in the study of political science.

Without question the finest short biography of the world's greatest philosopher, Socrates provides us with an excellent introduction to Socratic thought. Although Socrates himself left no writings...

About to retire, Smiley is called back for one more round in the underground world of espionage to solve the death of one of his loyal cohorts, who was killed just when he had information of utmost importance to pass on to his spy chief.

Smiley goes on the offensive, salvaging what he can of the Service's ravaged network of spies. He searches for a clue that will lead him back to his opposite number: Karla, the Soviet officer....

Too libelous to print in England until 1968, the title essay in this collection reveals the abuse Orwell experienced as a child at an expensive and snobbish boarding school. Other essays focus on Gandhi, Charles Dickens, Rudyard Kipling, and Henry Miller.

Hector Munro, writing under the pseudonym of Saki, is justly renowned for his urbane and witty short stories.