Interventions


Read by LibriVox Volunteers

(4.8 stars; 2 reviews)

A collection of short stories of social commentary, tales of love, mystery, and loss. Many of the stories revolve around children, women, and relationships with friends of varying classes, often in odd, unusual, or difficult circumstances in life. (Introduction by Psudonae Vox) (6 hr 33 min)

Chapters

A Tempered Wind 25:37 Read by Psudonae Vox
The Rubber Stamp 31:12 Read by Psudonae Vox
Broken Glass 16:37 Read by Psudonae Vox
A Dispensation 26:37 Read by Psudonae Vox
The Experimenter 29:38 Read by Psudonae Vox
The Gray Collie 17:39 Read by Psudonae Vox
Rasselas in the Vegetable Kingdom 43:08 Read by Lynne T
Martha 23:21 Read by Ekaterina Kubryakova
E. Holbrook's Patience 23:48 Read by Sarah Stefan
The Convalescence of Gerald 19:45 Read by Lynne T
Son of the Woods 36:16 Read by Blaze Dragon
Turned Out to Grass 26:08 Read by Lynne T
By the Sawyer Method 42:10 Read by Kanta
At Ephesus 31:41 Read by Regina

Reviews

superb story telling of compassion


(5 stars)

Great job gals! I have not heard all but the first one, A Tempered Wind really moved me to tears. My grandmother use to tell me how in the 1930's that this sort of thing occurred, taking in a street child. In today's age of insane endless lawmaking why the husband and wife who took the street child in would be "guilty until proven innocent"(Orwellian)of child abuse. My grand ma ma also told me that in her neighborhood drifters, the homeless during the depression were always given food, clothing and even on occasion lodging for free. And more often at least given shelter in a back shed. I am dumbfounded that Georgia Wood Pangborn does not have a wikipedia page although her husband does dahszil male usa