Adam Bauman has narrated 3 audiobooks on Listento.it by 3 authors. The most-rated is Sodoma [Orgy].
Lem [Polish Edition)
Summary
A collector of strange machines. An enthusiast of skiing and sweets. A world famous fantasy writer who kept many secrets, even from his own family. What did he do with the unsuccessful versions of his books? What did he do to anger Philip K. Dick? How did he survive three occupations of Lviv? In a word: Stanislaw Lem's life was out of this world. It's a story full of unexpected twists of fate, funny anecdotes, tragic events, small secrets, and big mysteries. It's the first Polish biography of Stanislaw Lem, written by another science fiction writer, Wojciech Orlinski. Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
©2017 Wojciech Orlinski (P)2019 Agora S.A.
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Nic, co ludzkie [Nothing Human]
Summary
A novel inspired by the movie Clergy. Piotr Gluchowski not only develops the movie's threads and unveils the resumes of the characters, but also draws from real-life stories to create a new, shocking narrative about the sins of the Church. These are discovered by a journalist, Ludmila Zakrzewska, the main character of the novel. While conducting her investigation into the ecclesial pedophilia, she has to make a fundamental choice between love and dignity. Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
©2018 Piotr Gluchowski (P)2019 Agora S.A.
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Sodoma [Orgy]
Summary
Why are homosexual clergymen the biggest homophobes? Why do they hide sexual offenders behind clerical collars? Why do they hate Pope Francis so much? The answers to these and many other questions are what French sociologist F. Martel, looks for in his interviews with the clergymen. His book is a result of an investigation conducted in 30 countries. He finds that the Church has the biggest community of homosexuals in the world. Please note: This audiobook is in Polish.
©2019 Frédéric Martel (P)2019 Agora S.A.