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Silhouettes

Silhouettes

By: Arthur Symons
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Explore the enigmatic realms of perception and identity with "Silhouettes," a podcast that delves into the shadows of human experience through a rotating collection of evocative audiobooks. Each episode invites listeners to engage with the subtleties of emotion, the interplay of light and darkness, and the intricate layers of personal and societal narratives. As the title suggests, these works reflect the nuances of existence, offering glimpses of lives partially obscured yet profoundly resonant. This is not a single story but a series of unique explorations that challenge our understanding of self and others. With every episode featuring a new complete audiobook, listeners are encouraged to discover fresh perspectives and immerse themselves in the art of storytelling. Join us on this literary journey and uncover the silhouettes that shape our world.Copyright Plays Genre Art Entertainment & Performing Arts
Episodes
  • Early Poems-Henry Kendall
    9 Sep 2026
    This is a collection of verses by British poet, critic and magazine editor Arthur Symons, which, as some reviewers assure us, was "'unwholesome," because, he said, they had "a faint smell of Patchouli about them."' Modern readers may value the poetry in this volume differently. - Summary by Carolin
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    2 hrs and 43 min
  • Afternoon Songs-Julia Caroline Dorr
    8 Sep 2026
    This is a collection of verses by British poet, critic and magazine editor Arthur Symons, which, as some reviewers assure us, was "'unwholesome," because, he said, they had "a faint smell of Patchouli about them."' Modern readers may value the poetry in this volume differently. - Summary by Carolin
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    2 hrs and 8 min
  • Path of Dreams-Leigh Gordon Giltner
    7 Sep 2026
    This is a collection of verses by British poet, critic and magazine editor Arthur Symons, which, as some reviewers assure us, was "'unwholesome," because, he said, they had "a faint smell of Patchouli about them."' Modern readers may value the poetry in this volume differently. - Summary by Carolin
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    1 hr and 55 min
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