Short Nonfiction Collection Vol. 029


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Explore a diverse array of ideas and insights in this collection of twenty short nonfiction works, each selected by dedicated LibriVox volunteers. Covering a wide range of topics—from architecture and education to philosophy, religion, health, humor, history, and literature—this anthology invites listeners to engage with thought-provoking themes and perspectives.

Each essay offers a unique glimpse into the minds of various authors, showcasing their reflections and observations on the world around us. The collection serves as a rich tapestry of knowledge, perfect for those seeking to expand their understanding of different subjects in bite-sized formats.

Whether you are looking for inspiration, a deeper understanding of a specific topic, or simply a moment of intellectual engagement, this short nonfiction collection provides a valuable listening experience that encourages curiosity and exploration.

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Agitation 3:53 Read by Craig Campbell
The Aims of Education - A Plea for Reform 55:17 Read by PPerez
Captain Mission 16:00 Read by Arnie Horton
CIA Campus: the Story of the Original Headquarters Building, The 8:05 Read by James Christopher
The College Freshman's Don't Book 36:43 Read by David Wales
Concerning Cabs from "About London" 14:25 Read by Garth Burton
A Diagram of Heredity 6:37 Read by Availle
Emergency Childbirth 22:30 Read by TriciaG
Feeding the Mind 10:58 Read by Rapunzelina
General Buller's Defence 9:55 Read by Ruth Golding
Life Without Principle 55:57 Read by David Jenkins
Lincoln Letters 5:49 Read by Daniel Sanchez
Obituary of Edgar A. Poe 10:48 Read by Jeff Chesnut
Oscar Wilde Bunco Articles 10:09 Read by Rob Marland
The Papal Election 21:05 Read by DPranitis
The Pleasures of Ignorance 12:36 Read by Tom Merritt
Resolution honoring the Founder of "Mother's Day, " Miss Anna Jarvis 3:29 Read by Sue Anderson
Sixteen Logical Aphorisms 15:32 Read by Craig Campbell
The Story of the Prophet Jonas (translated by William Tyndale) 8:29 Read by Xenephon
Weathercocks and Vanes 21:23 Read by Garth Burton