Oscar Wilde from Purgatory


Leído por Rob Marland

(4.8 stars; 4 reviews)

Hester Dowden, who wrote under the name Hester Travers Smith, was an Irish spiritualist medium. She claimed to have communicated with the spirits of various celebrities. In Oscar Wilde from Purgatory, she reproduces the text of her "conversations" with the Irish poet and playwright, conducted via a Ouija board and automatic writing. Wilde proves just as talkative after death as he was in life. His spirit revels in the complements paid to his work by Travers Smith and her colleagues, describes how it feels to exist without a body, and pronounces James Joyce's recently published novel Ulysses a "great bulk of filth". Listeners who are primarily interested in the conversations, rather than Travers Smith's lengthy discussion of them, are directed to Chapter 1 and the Appendices. - Summary by Rob Marland (4 hr 33 min)

Capítulos

Foreword, Preface, and Introduction 12:11 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter I: The Psychic Messages and Automatic Writings of Oscar Wilde - part 1 52:26 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter I: The Psychic Messages and Automatic Writings of Oscar Wilde - part 2 43:56 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter II: The Automatic Writing 22:42 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter III: The Ouija Board 25:31 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter IV: The Sub-Conscious 21:26 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter V: Cryptesthesia 26:12 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter VI: The Spiritist Explanation 24:05 Leído por Rob Marland
Chapter VII: To the Public 25:52 Leído por Rob Marland
Appendices 18:53 Leído por Rob Marland

Reseñas

Disembodied spirits !


(5 stars)

No doubt. Discarnate beings. Psychical researchers ! Thankyou Librivox

Interesting take


(5 stars)

well read. Always enjoy all things Oscar Wilde