
audiobook
by Dorothy M. (Dorothy Miller) Richardson
THE TUNNEL
CHAPTER I - 1
CHAPTER II - 1
CHAPTER III - 1
CHAPTER IV - 1
CHAPTER V - 1
CHAPTER VI - 1
CHAPTER VII - 1
CHAPTER VIII - 1
CHAPTER IX - 1
Miriam steps out of the bustling street and into a house that feels both familiar and foreign. The heavy bag at her side drags her past Mrs. Bailey’s curt farewell, and she climbs the winding stairwell into a bright landing bathed in skylight, where dust‑spun air and the soft click of a brass knob greet her. The rooms beyond are rendered in muted browns and faded umbers, their quiet grandeur hinted at by polished doors and classical reliefs, suggesting a sanctuary that has waited for her return.
Inside her own small chamber, half‑lit and half‑shadowed, Miriam experiences a sudden clarity—a sense that the space is both a memory and a new discovery. The quiet murmur from the house’s depths and the gentle breeze through the open door evoke a dreamlike pilgrimage, inviting her to explore the layers of her past while stepping forward into the unknown. The atmosphere promises a contemplative journey, where every corner may hold a clue to the path ahead.
Language
en
Duration
~9 hours (530K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2018-01-27
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1873–1957
A pioneer of the stream-of-consciousness novel, she is best known for the sequence Pilgrimage, a landmark work that helped reshape modern fiction in English. Her writing follows the texture of thought itself, turning ordinary life into something intimate and quietly radical.
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