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Hans of Iceland by Victor Hugo (1802 - 1885)

Arts EN ↓ 55 episodes

Hans of Iceland was written in 1821 and is the very first novel written by young Victor, years before he became the great Hugo. It has all the ingredients of a gothic novel: dreadful murders by the hand of a human monster, a young hero in love with the destitute heroine, royal court-intrigues and rebellious uprising, all set in dungeons, dark towers and the untamed nature of Norway. This audio-book has been recorded as Dramatic Reading with all the voices performed by one single reader, including laughs, sobs, groans, occasional screams and a lot of growls. I hope you will enjoy listening to t...

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Latest episode

Jan 21, 2025

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Episodes

Chapter XIII 21.01.2025
Chapter VI 21.01.2025
Chapter XXXIV 21.01.2025
Chapter XIX 21.01.2025
Chapter XXXII 21.01.2025
Preface to the First Edition 21.01.2025
Chapter XLII 21.01.2025
Chapter XXV 21.01.2025
Chapter III 21.01.2025
Chapter XXXIX 21.01.2025
Chapter XI 21.01.2025
Chapter XLIV 21.01.2025
Chapter XXVIII 21.01.2025
Chapter XIV 21.01.2025
Chapter XL 21.01.2025
Chapter XX 21.01.2025
Chapter XLI 21.01.2025
Chapter XXIX 21.01.2025
Chapter VII 21.01.2025
Chapter IX 21.01.2025
Chapter XXXVII 21.01.2025
Chapter XXVII 21.01.2025
Chapter XXXVI 21.01.2025
Chapter XXIII 21.01.2025
Chapter XV 21.01.2025

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