Virginia Woolf's The Death of the Moth - A Beautiful Short Audiobook || Non-Fiction
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- "The Death of the Moth" is an existential reflection from the iconic modernist author Virginia Woolf, published posthumously in 1942. I was deeply moved by the piece while crafting this audiobook and would love to hear your thoughts once you've taken a listen. Although technically non-fiction; a short essay of sorts, for me Virginia's Woolf's stream of consciousness here was as engaging as any fictional story.
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"The Death of a Moth" is a beautiful existential reflection from the iconic modernist author Virginia Woolf, published posthumously in 1942. I was deeply moved by the piece while crafting this audiobook and would love to hear your thoughts once you've taken a listen. Although technically non-fiction; a short essay of sorts, for me Virginia's Woolf's stream of consciousness here was as engaging as any fictional story.
I hope you enjoy it too!
Of course this is not the first audiobook of a short story that I've produced, but do let me know if you appreciate these shorter reads. Likewise, if you've a particular favourite by Virginia Woolf, or perhaps a classic shorter piece from another writer that you'd like to hear, please do share your recommendations.
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Thank you. You are a spectacularly talented dramatic reader. This made my day.
Thank you, Steven. What a sad and thoughtful vignette. Virginia Woolf wrote prose that was like poetry.
Such an excellent way of putting it 👌
Amazing background sound for a little nap.
Excellent... Thank You!
Virginia Woolf is a superb writer who has the ability to make the mundane and insignificant somehow both extraordinary and magnificent.
As always your choice of music is perfect, reminding one of the beating of the moth's tiny wings.
Thank you Steven for making such a beautifully crafted video. 💕
Yes Steven, I like both long and short stories. Each serves the purpose of settling me down to sleep. Actually, the really long ones with chapters spliced together are sometimes needed to get me through a really rough night. I am grateful to have access to those through my subscription. Good to listen to you once again!
This is a fantastic choice. Saving it to listen to tonight. Thank you for sharing your time and talent. 📚 ♥ 😴
Yay you're back! Hope you help us soon with more longer stories. Maybe some myths or stories inspired by ancient cultures or religions.
Beautifully read reflection of the fragility of life and its inevitable end. She had such an ability to capture the beauty and importance of the overlooked details of life.
Marvelous.
Thank you Kate, she truly did!
Hi Steven, you presented this thoughtful short essay beautifully. Thank you, I do hope you will read more short stories.
Thank you! So glad you enjoyed it!
There might be some short story audiobooks of mine that you'll like here: th-cam.com/play/PLe4Qm8CPlS2REpS3v_DHyBeeSEePfmfM8.html
I would like to hear some short stories. I'm in graduate school, so I read academic and non-fiction all day long. A nice escape into a short story or novel chapter is welcome.
Virginia Wolf was a brilliant complex individual. Please do consider more of her non-fiction works.
Blessings 🌼
She truly was! Another piece will be live in 5 minutes :)
Omg it was awesome !🎉🎉🎉 please do more!
Pretty music! 🤗 Great job!
Thank you! Such a beautiful production. I liked the length, however it was a bit sad. It was especially so with the context you share at the end. I am much more hopeful about the transition from this world back to our home and moving on in our adventures. Still, i do appreciate the work youve done here. Thank you again
Thank you so much! But yes, I also found it very moving
Interesting listen. I really enjoyed the music you included in the video; it was very peaceful.
I really do like things like this. Just a little short moments that you don't think about until you do.
Also also I like well perhaps find interesting is more accurate. A lot of Virginia Wolf's writing. I wish she could have had as dignified a death as the Moth. Whose in the end was not?
Lovely!!! ❤
Thank you!
I would love to hear more shorter classics! 😊
Lovely! Feel free to share suggestions :)
Lovely.
Nice intro but just wasted time
cut the piano please frfr