Erewhon

Samuel Butler

Erewhon, or Over the Range, is a thought-provoking novel by Samuel Butler, first published anonymously in 1872. The story unfolds in a mysterious country called Erewhon, which the protagonist claims to have discovered. While the exact location of this fictional land remains undisclosed, Butler cleverly crafted the title as a play on the word Nowhere—with a twist in the letters to evade accusations of unpatriotism. This satirical work offers a profound critique of Victorian society, making it a timeless exploration of cultural norms and human behavior. This show includes AI-generated content.

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50 episodes

  1. Inca Lands-Hiram Bingham 9:55:08
  2. Letters to a Daughter-Hubert Bland 3:40:08
  3. Don Juan-Lorenzo Da Ponte 1:08:44
  4. Last Secrets-John Buchan 6:29:40
  5. Ghosts-Henrik Ibsen 2:10:00
  6. Constant Couple-George Farquhar 2:22:42
  7. Running Water-A. E. W. Mason 8:37:53
  8. Childhood-Leo Tolstoy 4:06:44
  9. 30 - Conclusion 15:38
  10. 29 - Escape 20:34
  11. 21 - What They Mean by It 17:36
  12. 20 - The World of the Unborn 16:02
  13. 19 - Birth Formulae 11:55
  14. 17 - Arowhena 16:36
  15. 16 - The Musical Banks 27:20
  16. 15 - Mahaina 8:50
  17. 13 - Malcontents 18:36
  18. 12 - Some Erowhonian Trials 14:33
  19. 11 - Current Opinions 19:22
  20. 10 - To the Metropolis 19:44
  21. 09 - In Prison 15:18
  22. 08 - First Impressions 13:17
  23. 07 - Into Erewhon 15:31
  24. 06 - The River and the Range 14:44
  25. 05 - The Saddle 15:34
  26. 04 - Up the River 10:24
  27. 03 - In the Wool-Shed 8:31
  28. 02 - Waste Lands 11:45
  29. 01 - Preface 12:56