Olga Romanoff
George Griffith
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Length 14 h 36 min
Chapters 33
First published 1897
Olga Romanoff (1894) is a science fiction novel by the English writer George Griffith, first published as The Syren of the Skies in Pearson's Weekly. The novel continues (from The Angel of the Revolution) the tale of a worldwide brotherhood of anarchists fighting the world armed with fantastical airships, ending on an apocalyptic note as a comet smashes into the earth. - Summary by Wikipedia
Chapters
1
Prologue. Read by Craig Franklin 16:32
2
A crownless king. Read by Craig Franklin 31:22
3
Tsarina Olga. Read by Craig Franklin 19:01
4
A son of the Gods. Read by Craig Franklin 24:21
5
A vision from the clouds. Read by Craig Franklin 13:30
6
Deed and dream. Read by Craig Franklin 30:51
7
The spell of Circe. Read by Craig Franklin 21:33
8
The new terror. Read by Craig Franklin 18:24
9
The flight of the "Revenge". Read by Craig Franklin 24:30
10
Strange tidings to Aeria. Read by Craig Franklin 19:44
11
The snake in Eden. Read by Craig Franklin 17:15
12
The Battle of Kerguelen. Read by Craig Franklin 42:47
13
The Syren's Stronghold. Read by Craig Franklin 19:16
14
From the sea to the air. Read by Craig Franklin 19:34
15
Olga in council. Read by Craig Franklin 29:59
16
Khalid the magnificent. Read by Craig Franklin 38:15
17
An unholy Alliance. Read by Craig Franklin 36:43
18
A momentous commission. Read by Craig Franklin 34:11
19
Face to face again. Read by Craig Franklin 34:22
20
The call to arms. Read by Craig Franklin 26:55
21
The home-coming. Read by Craig Franklin 39:03
22
The eve of battle. Read by Craig Franklin 22:23
23
The first blow. Read by Craig Franklin 43:13
24
War at its worst. Read by Craig Franklin 40:50
25
A message from mars. Read by Craig Franklin 33:32
26
Sentence of death. Read by Craig Franklin 25:24
27
Alma speaks. Read by Craig Franklin 8:59
28
The sign in the sky. Read by Craig Franklin 12:43
29
The truce of God. Read by Craig Franklin 27:28
30
The shadow of death. Read by Craig Franklin 28:43
31
The last battle. Read by Craig Franklin 18:09
32
The she-wolf to her lair. Read by Craig Franklin 22:26
33
Epilogue Read by Craig Franklin 20:04
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