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Joyous Miseries of Three Travellers in Scandinavia

By: Jules Verne, William Butcher
Narrated by: Patrick Barker
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Joyous Miseries of Three Travellers in Scandinavia

By Jules Verne

Translated with an introduction, notes and appendices by William Butcher

Read by Patrick Barker

In 1861 a struggling playwright from Nantes traveled to the wildest parts of Norway with two friends. The experience transformed him, opening his eyes to exotic adventures—and to a new mode of writing. The sole surviving chapter of his autobiographical work, completed at about the same time as he met his lifelong publisher and surely his most personal piece, brilliantly recounts his reasons for travelling and his preparations in a henceforth “suffocating” Paris. None of his subsequent masterpieces, but especially Journey to the Centre of the Earth and Captain Hatteras, would have been possible without Verne’s Joyous Miseries.

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