The Call of the Wild

Jack London writes a classic story that remains in our lexicon of euphemisms today, although it was written in 1906. Set during the Klondike gold rush of the 1890s, the story follows Buck, a huge half Saint Bernard, half Scottish shepherd dog who, in Chapter One, starts his story in sunny California.

So, how does he get to the wilds of the Canada? Listen to find out!

Public Domain Playhouse brings you great works of literary history from the bosom of antiquity. We provide an entertaining and informative cross between an e-book experience and a fully theatrical production. This is the way e-lit should be.

The Call of the Wild

Jack London writes a classic story that remains in our lexicon of euphemisms today, although it was written in 1906. Set during the Klondike gold rush of the 1890s, the story follows Buck, a huge half Saint Bernard, half Scottish shepherd dog who, in Chapter One, starts his story in sunny California. 

So, how does he get to the wilds of the Canada? Listen to find out!

Public Domain Playhouse brings you great works of literary history from the bosom of antiquity. We provide an entertaining and informative cross between an e-book experience and a fully theatrical production. This is the way e-lit should be.

Written by Clement Clarke Moore in 1823 under the original title "A Visit From St. Nicholas."

The exciting conclusion of the Public Domain Playhouse rendition of the famous gothic novella written by Robert Louis Stevenson. This podcast performance features the final chapters of the book including, "Dr. Lanyon's Narrative," and "Henry Jeckyll's Full Statement of Case."

Second Installemnt of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde. This podcast performance includes the Chapters, "The Incident of the Letter," "Remarkable Incident of Dr. Lanyon," "Incident at the Window," and "The Last Night." These chapters detail how Hyde has murdered a proninent man and is now hunted. It also explains why Dr. Lanyon has died a premature death as well as what everyone thinks Hyde has done to Jeckyll.

A discussion of the Public Domain Playhouse rendition of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde. 

The first four chapters of the classic Robert Louis Stevenson gothic novella, Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde. Brought to you courtesy of PublicDomainPlayhouse. The first chapters include Story of the Door," "Search for Mr. Hyde," "Dr. Jeckyll was Quite at Ease," and "The Carew Murder Case."

The exciting finale of the Charles Dickens' classic holiday story of redemption, "A Christmas Carol." Stave 5, "The End of It," shows that Ebeneezer Scrooge has indeed taken the message of the Christmas Spirits to heart, and thus changed his ways.  

The fourth chapter of the timeless Charles Dickens' classic holiday story, "A Christmas Carol," is titled, "The Last of the Spirits." In it, Scrooge meets "The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come," and sees what will happen if he doesn't change his ways.