Hosted by Rudyard Kipling · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 137 episodes
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Step into a quiet corner of the Empire of Stories, where the lamp is lit and the pages turn at their own unhurried pace. This podcast offers full-length readings of Rudyard Kipling’s tales - of jungle law and soldier’s duty, of wandering men, sharp-eyed children, and the strange roads between East and West. Each episode is spoken clear and steady, as though by a fireside companion, carrying you through adventure, mischief, and moral alike. Come listen, traveller, and let the old words march again beneath the steady drum of a human voice.
Rudyard Kipling hosts The Rudyard Kipling Library, a fiction show with 137 episodes published.
In which two artists, bound by mutual understanding and the trials of their craft, share candid reflections on the burdens and fleeting triumphs of creative life amidst the stark realities of existence. Their discourse,
In which Dick and Maisie sit beneath the gun at Fort Keeling, exchanging earnest confidences about art, love, and the elusive nature of success while the moon rises over the restless sea. Amid wistful tales of distant is
In which Dick resolves to revive an old companionship with Maisie, enticing her away from her work for a nostalgic excursion through familiar haunts, and their shared past brings both laughter and a tender unrest. Meanwh
In which a young artist named Dick wrestles with the bittersweet pains of unrequited love and artistic mentorship, endeavouring to impart his knowledge to the ambitious Maisie amidst the subdued bustle of a cramped studi
In which Dick, freshly returned and filled with artistic triumph, crosses paths again with Maisie, an equally determined woman striving for success in her own right, and their reunion stirs a complex blend of admiration,
In which a young and audacious artist named Dick faces the scepticism and criticism of seasoned war correspondents, while navigating the shifting tides of his own reputation and soul amidst the foggy streets of London. H
In which a young artist named Dick relishes the sudden success and financial reward of his work, though he chafes against the compromises demanded by his public and art managers, sparking a lively debate with his more wo
In which our protagonist returns from a distant campaign to find himself lost amid the vivid chaos and unsavoury splendour of Port Said, where he pursues his art and fortune against the tide of hardship and human frailty
In which a young artist amidst the harsh and dusty Nile expedition earns his first chance as a war correspondent, learning the unvarnished realities of military reporting alongside a seasoned veteran. The uneasy stillnes
In which two orphaned children, Dick and Maisie, seek refuge from their stern guardian in the innocent sport of pistol-practice along a desolate foreshore, forging a quietly profound companionship amidst their shared har
In which the Master, embodying the essence of life itself, imparts a grave lesson on the primacy of vitality over shadowy illusions, while the narrator grapples with the restless murmurings of his Characters. Guided by t
In which the narrator finds himself surrounded by a motley assembly of faltering characters, whose awkwardness and confusion provoke both bitterness and darkly amused reflections. Amid this chaotic scene, the arrival of
In which a moment of earnest misunderstanding unfolds amidst the soldiers, revealing the keen observation of a private whose insight cuts through the surface. Meanwhile, the narrator wrestles with a restless discontent,
In which the narrator, amidst a growing sense of despair, turns to his steadfast comrades—Mulvaney, Ortheris, and Learoyd—hoping for loyalty and camaraderie in trying times. Despite the warnings of an ominous presence, t
In which the narrator finds himself amongst a gathering of familiar characters from various walks of life, each quietly challenging his understanding of their stories and lives with a gentle but firm insistence that he h
In which Mrs. Hauksbee, with a discreet but sharp tongue, navigates a rather undignified public confrontation while maintaining her composure beside Mrs. Mallowe. The narrator, caught in a moment of crimson shame upon wi
In which the narrator, guided by the Devil, ventures through a chaotic realm where literary characters and historical figures mingle in a surreal and often disfigured assembly, reflecting the imperfections of their creat
In which the narrator is visited by the Devil of Discontent, who leads him to a fantastical Limbo where all the literary Characters—those creations of printed stories—reside in a vast and curious realm, awaiting their au
In which a curiously villainous servant known only as the Camel is enlisted and transformed by necessity and circumstance, navigating the petty hostilities and curiosities of a London lodging-house with a fierce loyalty
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