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Der Text dieses Hörbuchs wurde in bester Absicht geschrieben, Ihnen zu helfen, ein erfülltes und glückliches Leben zu führen...

Kurzbiografie: Alfred Weber (1868-1956), Soziologe, Wirtschafts- und Politikwissenschaftler, war der Bruder des berühmten Soziologen Max Weber. Er lehrte als Professor für Soziologie und Volkswirtschaft an den Universitäten Berlin, Prag und Heidelberg.

Nachdem Pinocchio einer räuberischen Katze und einem Gaunerfuchs in die Hände gefallen war, nahm ihn der weiße Falke Ritter Falk von Weißenschwingen mit hoch in die Lüfte und brachte den Jungen in das Schloß einer Fee.

Kraus selbst schrieb: "Das Denkmal des Schauspielers ist das Grammophon... Daß die Stimme der Wolter verklungen war, ehe es die Technik so weit gebracht hatte, dessen möge sich die Technik schämen."

Diese Aufnahme ist vor allem ein historisches Dokument. Es wird hier kein repräsentatives Selbstportrait der vielseitigen Persönlichkeit Karl Kraus gegeben, sondern es werden Texte geboten, die oft aufgrund der Kürze ausgewählt und hastig gelesen werden.

Sie fahren auf der Autobahn, und anstatt sich des Lebens zu freuen, ärgern Sie sich - über wen oder was auch immer...

Eine klirrend kalte Vollmondnacht im Wiesbachtal. Einige Männer haben sich gegen vier Uhr früh zusammengefunden, um Trauben für Eiswein...

Können Sie sich vorstellen, dass Sie auf Ihrer Fahrt in den Urlaub alle hundert Kilometer einen Anhalter mitnehmen...

Dieses Feature beinhaltet einen ganz besonderen Rundgang durch Paris. Hier werden die Restaurants, Brasseriens und Bistros der Maigret-Krimis vorgestellt sowie die jeweiligen Lieblingsessen des Kommissars. Regie: Eberhard Klasse.

Sie haben schon Hunderte von Büchern über Erfolg gelesen? Dann wird dieses Hörbuch Ihnen den "Aha-Effekt" geben...

Pursuing literary glory, Edward Gunther gives up his job as a copywriter, sells everything he owns, and moves with his wife and three children from Chicago to Venice. But success does not come as quickly or as painlessly as Edward had hoped. During his first month in Italy, he struggles to get his essays published, argues with his wife about the family finances, and embarks on an unsteady affair with Nina Callahan, an American poet who insists on keeping him at arm's length.

Audie Award, Original Work, 2016; Audie Award Finalist, Audio Drama, 2016. An aborted raid targeting a major arms dealer. A hostage standoff at a bank that may not be what it seems. A plot to spring a former African dictator from prison. What is the threat that connects them all? And just who is the mysterious mastermind, The Starling? From Mexico to Washington – from London to Marseille to Prague – war crimes investigator Harold Middleton and his team of Volunteers risk their lives to follow the trail of clues. But how can they stop The Starling – when he always seems one step ahead?

15 thriller masters. 1 masterful thriller! Former war crimes investigator Harold Middleton possesses a previously unknown score by Frederic Chopin. But he is unaware that, within it's handwritten notes, lies a secret that now threatens the lives of thousands of Americans. As he races from Poland to the U.S. to uncover the mystery of the manuscript, Middleton will be accused of murder, pursued by federal agents, and targeted by assassins.

I have never murdered, and I have never been murdered, but I have dreamed of both. Alfred C. Martino is the author of three highly acclaimed novels, Perfected By Girls, Over the End Line, and Pinned. Mr. Martino was born and raised in Short Hills, New Jersey, and graduated from Millburn High School. He is a graduate of Duke University and The Marshall Graduate School of Business at the University of Southern California. He currently lives in Jersey City.

Stylish, trend-setting, and bold, Vine Talk's host Stanley Tucci invites a panel of celebrity friends to join him for engaging conversation and blind taste-tests from different selections of world famous wineries each week. Regardless of personal expertise, all can enjoy the intriguing dialogue...

Set in the mythical Wild West, an aging cowboy deals with the passage of time while recalling a life-defining moment with a woman of his youth. Alfred C. Martino is the author of the novels Perfected by Girls, Pinned, and Over The End Line as well as,the short stories "Quiet Desperation" and "Grad School Daydreams." A resident of Jersey City, New Jersey, he is a graduate of Duke University and the Marshall Graduate School of Business at the University of Southern California.

His daughter held hostage by terrorists, NIH neurosurgeon Russell Lawton is forced to assist terrorist in a plot to blow up the nation's capitol. He must find a way to stop them and save his daughter as the clock ticks toward detonation.

Join four of today's best horror authors as they take you on a journey through dark lands and evil minds: An unfortunate prostitute joins a freak show to get away from her sordid past only to find that death follows her everywhere. A cooking show host is targeted by a jealous chef who wields a sharp blade and a supernatural grudge. A family man is given a choice by a deadly stranger to decide between love or survival. A former lover enlists the help of a shaman to find his kidnapped girlfriend in a land of mystical demons and gods.

It's the eve of the "ripening" as Gibson Blount discovers the secret history of an ancient race and the true outcome of Lucifer's fall. Now, the fallen angel, Azazel, has horrific plans for Blount's town...and the world. With the help of a local priest, a prostitute, an orphan, historical figure William Quantrill, and one of God's chief angels, Blount must dig for truth and unearth secrets woven deeply within Time itself to uncover a supernatural plot put into motion by the church to punish the Roanoke Puritans.

Amateurs and professionals studying birds at the end of the 19th century were a contentious, passionate group with goals that intersected, collided, and occasionally merged in their writings and organizations. Driven by a desire to advance science, as well as by ego, pride, honor, insecurity, religion and other clashing sensibilities, they struggled to absorb the implications of evolution after Darwin. In the process, they dramatically reshaped the study of birds. Daniel Lewis here explores the professionalization of ornithology through one of its key figures: Robert Ridgway, the Smithsonian Institution’s first curator of birds.

Yunte Huang ingeniously traces Charlie Chan from his real beginnings as a bullwhip-wielding detective in territorial Hawaii to his reinvention as a literary sleuth and Hollywood film icon. Huang finally resurrects the "honorable detective" from the graveyard of detested postmodern symbols and reclaims him as the embodiment of America’s rich cultural diversity. The result is one of the most critically acclaimed books of the year and a "deeply personal...voyage into racial stereotyping and the humanizing force of storytelling" (Donna Seaman, Los Angeles Times).