The Doomsman

audiobook

The Doomsman

by Van Tassel Sutphen

EN·~7 hours·33 chapters

Chapters

33 total
1

THE DOOMSMAN - BY - VAN TASSEL SUTPHEN - AUTHOR OF "THE CARDINAL'S ROSE" "THE GATES OF CHANCE" ETC. - ILLUSTRATED

0:33
2

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

0:01
3

THE DOOMSMAN

0:00
4

I THE VERMILION FEATHER

19:47
5

II THE NIGHT OF THE TERROR

6:33
6

III THE NEW WORLD

9:01
7

IV THE MAN ON HORSEBACK

11:18
8

V THE RAT'S-HOLE

14:30
9

VI TROY TOWN

14:18
10

VII THE BREAD OF AFFLICTION

12:36

Description

A solitary young man sits on a quiet stretch of sand, the early‑May sun warm on his back while his gaze is fixed on a strange, hulking shadow that swells on the horizon. The coastline is wild—a reef‑strewn tideway bordered by a dense forest, and not far inland a massive, meticulously built timber stockade looms, its charred, sharpened poles hinting at a community hardened against unseen threats. Dressed in simple but sturdy linen, leather bandolier and a bow at his side, he carries the restless spirit of a poet and the latent strength of a warrior.

As the boy—still on the cusp of adulthood—contemplates the ominous shape, the surrounding landscape whispers of mysteries waiting to be uncovered: untamed wildlife, hidden pathways, and a settlement whose very walls seem to guard a secret. The scene sets the stage for a journey that will test his courage, curiosity, and the fragile line between dream and duty. Listeners are invited to follow his first steps into a world where the ordinary meets the uncanny, and where the future hinges on the choices made at sunrise.

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Language

en

Duration

~7 hours (437K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Greg Weeks, Geetu Melwani, George P. Snoga and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2009-01-07

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Van Tassel Sutphen

1861–1945

A versatile American man of letters, he moved easily between novels, plays, magazine work, golf writing, and later the ministry. He is best remembered today for imaginative fiction such as The Doomsman, which gave his work a lasting place in early speculative literature.

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