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Arthur Machen, born Arthur Llewellyn Jones, was a Welsh author and mystic of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.More about Arthur Machen →
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Arthur Machen looks back on his life as a young writer in London. He recalls the streets he walked, the books he read, and the people he met on his way to becoming an author.
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About this audiobook
Arthur Machen looks back on his life as a young writer in London. He recalls the streets he walked, the books he read, and the people he met on his way to becoming an author.
Things Near and Far (1923) is the second of Machen's volumes of memoir, read by John Young. Four and a half hours.
For listeners who like literary memoir. A good match for readers of Machen's fiction who want to meet the man behind it.
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Details
Length
4 hr 21 min
Format
Unabridged audiobook
Released
July 2026
Publisher
Academy Voices
Language
English
ISBN
9798240181016
Questions
Who narrates the Things Near and Far audiobook?
This edition of Things Near and Far by Arthur Machen is narrated by John Young.
How long is the Things Near and Far audiobook?
It runs 4 hr 21 min, unabridged, so you hear the complete text.
Is this audiobook narrated by a real person?
Yes. Every Academy Voices audiobook is Certified Human Voice: performed start to finish by a real narrator.
Where can I listen to Things Near and Far?
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