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Jot Davies brings us At the Edge of the Night, Friedo Lampe’s poignant and thought-provoking work of magic realism. Evoking a sultry September evening on the waterfront of Bremen, with its charm and tenderness, squalor and lust, the novel depicts a raw reality through a stream of images. Banned by the Nazis and praised by Herman Hesse, it is a must-listen for anyone interested in the history of the Second World War or the human experience of conflict.

Leighton Pugh narrates The Man Who Disappeared (America), the first of Kafka’s three great novels, as well as Le Grand Meaulnes, Alain-Fournier’s moving depiction of adolescent love and friendship, and Adam Sims gives an award-winning, ‘tour-de-force performance’ (AudioFile Magazine) of Elmer Gantry, Sinclair Lewis’s blistering rebuke of religious hypocrisy.

Banned by the Nazis, the haunting novel At the Edge of the Night (Am Rande der Nacht), by the German writer Friedo Lampe, is a work of magic realism. This poignant book…

The first of Kafka’s three great novels, The Man Who Disappeared (America) follows the picaresque adventures of Karl Rossman, who is banished to America following a family scandal.

A new pupil, Augustin Meaulnes, arrives at a rural school, and his bravado and charisma make an immediate impact on all those around him, including the 15-year-old François Seurel.

A blistering rebuke of religious hypocrisy, Elmer Gantry is the story of a charismatic and manipulative social climber who rises to power within his church, despite his insincerity.

The NAB Blog: 2023 – A Year in Retrospective

As we move towards the end of another year, with many of us being able to take some days of rest and recreation, it is natural to reflect on the past 12 months. That’s something that Naxos AudioBooks has been …

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