Labyrintti : Romaani

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Labyrintti : Romaani

by Édouard Estaunié

FI·~6 hours·21 chapters

Chapters

21 total

ÉDOUARD ESTAUNIÉ

7:15

language: Finnish

0:02

I.

23:21

II.

20:58

III.

26:01

IV.

18:16

V.

22:52

VI.

16:58

VII.

23:33

VIII.

14:43
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Aboard the Paris, André Cabriès discovers an urgent, hand‑delivered missive addressed to him from a brother he has not seen in years. The letter is a tangled confession, full of memories of a troubled childhood, hidden resentments and a plea to abandon his current life and seek a deeper, possibly dangerous truth. As the ship cuts through the chilly Atlantic, André is drawn into a psychological maze, questioning whether he is a pawn of unseen forces or the author of his own destiny.

The narrative weaves together family drama, suspenseful intrigue and existential reflection, all underscored by a brooding, early‑20th‑century atmosphere. Listeners are invited to follow André’s uneasy journey from the safe harbor of everyday routine into a world where loyalty, guilt and the search for meaning collide. The first act sets the stage for a rich, contemplative adventure that promises more twists as the brothers’ hidden past begins to surface.

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Language

fi

Duration

~6 hours (380K characters)

Release date

Jul 3, 2025

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Édouard Estaunié

Édouard Estaunié

1862–1942

A novelist of quiet intensity, Édouard Estaunié explored the hidden emotions, silences, and private struggles of provincial and bourgeois life. His best-known novel, La Vie secrète, won the Prix Femina in 1908.

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