An explorer and his son travel to Africa searching for a society detailed in a box they inherited. They find a lost race of people and a beautiful goddess, She who must be obeyed. Not great writing but a classic of it’s genre that has never been out of print and has sold almost a hundred million copies. It’s a great yarn and is based heavily on the author’s own experiences of Africa and colonialism (though be warned it is in many ways a product of it’s time).

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 22 (The Dead and Living Meet 00:22:15), click one of the links below:

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Preceding Bram Stoker’s Dracula by many years (it was created in the year of Stoker’s birth), this is the ‘Penny Dreadful’ tale subtitled the ‘Feast of Blood’. It starts with a woman bitten in her bed and a creature shot yet miraculously alive. It ends with the vampire cast into a volcano.

A book of the late 1800s it is a fascinating work that set the scene for many vampire tales to come.

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 20 (Chapter 19 00:28:50), click one of the links below:

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Dr Cavor invents Cavorite – an anti-gravity material.

Making use of Cavorite, along with businessman Mr Bedford he builds a spaceship and heads to the moon. The moon has an atmosphere (frozen overnight), fast growing jungle, local mind-altering drugs … and a hostile insect society!

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 13 (Ch 13: Mr. Cavor Makes Some Suggestions 00:16:23), click one of the links below:

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An explorer and his son travel to Africa searching for a society detailed in a box they inherited. They find a lost race of people and a beautiful goddess, She who must be obeyed. Not great writing but a classic of it’s genre that has never been out of print and has sold almost a hundred million copies. It’s a great yarn and is based heavily on the author’s own experiences of Africa and colonialism (though be warned it is in many ways a product of it’s time).

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 21 (Triumph 00:33:36), click one of the links below:

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Preceding Bram Stoker’s Dracula by many years (it was created in the year of Stoker’s birth), this is the ‘Penny Dreadful’ tale subtitled the ‘Feast of Blood’. It starts with a woman bitten in her bed and a creature shot yet miraculously alive. It ends with the vampire cast into a volcano.

A book of the late 1800s it is a fascinating work that set the scene for many vampire tales to come.

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 19 (Chapter 18 00:18:43), click one of the links below:

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An explorer and his son travel to Africa searching for a society detailed in a box they inherited. They find a lost race of people and a beautiful goddess, She who must be obeyed. Not great writing but a classic of it’s genre that has never been out of print and has sold almost a hundred million copies. It’s a great yarn and is based heavily on the author’s own experiences of Africa and colonialism (though be warned it is in many ways a product of it’s time).

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 20 (Give me a Black Goat! 00:23:02), click one of the links below:

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Preceding Bram Stoker’s Dracula by many years (it was created in the year of Stoker’s birth), this is the ‘Penny Dreadful’ tale subtitled the ‘Feast of Blood’. It starts with a woman bitten in her bed and a creature shot yet miraculously alive. It ends with the vampire cast into a volcano.

A book of the late 1800s it is a fascinating work that set the scene for many vampire tales to come.

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 18 (Chapter 17 00:24:31), click one of the links below:

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Dr Cavor invents Cavorite – an anti-gravity material.

Making use of Cavorite, along with businessman Mr Bedford he builds a spaceship and heads to the moon. The moon has an atmosphere (frozen overnight), fast growing jungle, local mind-altering drugs … and a hostile insect society!

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 12 (Ch 12: The Selenite’s Face 00:10:14), click one of the links below:

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An explorer and his son travel to Africa searching for a society detailed in a box they inherited. They find a lost race of people and a beautiful goddess, She who must be obeyed. Not great writing but a classic of it’s genre that has never been out of print and has sold almost a hundred million copies. It’s a great yarn and is based heavily on the author’s own experiences of Africa and colonialism (though be warned it is in many ways a product of it’s time).

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 19 (Go Woman 00:24:23), click one of the links below:

mp3@128kbps – 23.4MB
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Preceding Bram Stoker’s Dracula by many years (it was created in the year of Stoker’s birth), this is the ‘Penny Dreadful’ tale subtitled the ‘Feast of Blood’. It starts with a woman bitten in her bed and a creature shot yet miraculously alive. It ends with the vampire cast into a volcano.

A book of the late 1800s it is a fascinating work that set the scene for many vampire tales to come.

If you have any comments or opinions, I would love to read them – use the Comments option below this post.

To download part 17 (Chapter 16 00:14:56), click one of the links below:

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