Ian Pugh has narrated 4 audiobooks on Listento.it by 4 authors. The most-rated is Beyond the Horizon.
A Pacific Life: The Wizard's Den
Summary
Jordan is a practical joker, so when he hears of a new shop opening in town that sells jokes, trinkets, and everything in between, he rushes down there to check out their wares. Somehow, it isn't the jokes that take his fancy, but a painting: a picture of a beautiful Pacific Island. It draws him in, and he quickly purchases it. It isn't 'til later that the painting really draws him in. What power does this painting have? What adventure shall he embark on? Warning: Contains magical artifacts, a beautiful paradise island, and a charming little adventure.
©2015 John Leddy (P)2015 John Leddy
The True Death
Summary
Headed for some well-deserved shore leave, Shepard is gunned down in the streets of Seattle, a victim of "a mugging gone stupid." He awakens, not in a hospital bed, but in the surreal world of Purgatory. Within seconds of his arrival, he is saved from a gruesome and painful end by his new best friend, Horace. That's Quintus Horatius Flaccus the philosopher, to you Roman history buffs. Horace explains to Shepard the cold, hard rules for surviving in Purgatory. More than just the walls have ears, and he's not sure how long Shepard will last.
©2015 Love N. Books (P)2017 Love N. Books
The King of the Polar Bears
Summary
Lyman Frank Baum (1856-1919) was an author chiefly famous for children's books, particularly The Wonderful Wizard of Oz and its sequels. This story is about the king of the polar bears who lives in the far North, where all the animals fear him. One day, some men arrive in a boat, shoot him, and take his pelt. But by his own magic, he rises again, and the seagulls bring him feathers for a new coat. The polar bears, however, were not impressed with their king’s new coat, and one of them challenged him...
©Public Domain (P)2020 Museum Audiobooks
Beyond the Horizon
Summary
Beyond the Horizon is a play by Eugene O'Neill which won the 1920 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The action takes place on a farm in the Spring, and then jumps ahead to a Summer three years later, and finally to late Fall, five years later. It is the tale of two brothers who set out on different and unexpected paths in life, and the power of fate to influence our lives. Robert is the dreamer who yearns for new worlds beyond the confines of the family farm, while Andrew is the practical one who wants to follow in his father's footsteps and take care of the farm. However, the roles are reversed when a woman creates conflict between the two brothers, and the rest is tragedy... The play was adapted for television and broadcast in 1975, and adapted into an opera by composer Nicolas Flagello in 1983.
Public Domain (P)2020 Museum Audiobooks