Falcons of Narabedla


Read by Mark Nelson

(4.2 stars; 198 reviews)

Somewhere on the Time Ellipse, Mike Kenscott became Adric of the Scarlet Tower, and the only way to return to his own identity was to find the Keep of the Dreamer, and loose the terrible Falcons of Narabedla. A classic novella by master science fiction writer Marion Zimmer Bradley, originally published in Other Worlds magazine in 1957. - Summary by Mark Nelson (3 hr 4 min)

Chapters

Chapter 1 17:43 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 2 28:24 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 3 16:25 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 4 12:15 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 5 9:33 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 6 15:36 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 7 18:45 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 8 11:36 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 9 11:47 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 10 20:18 Read by Mark Nelson
Chapter 11 21:59 Read by Mark Nelson

Reviews

Delightful


(4.5 stars)

I do appreciate Mark's gifted reading that brings to life a fascinating story. THanks to both the author for writing this world and to Mark for your excellent narration. Peter T.

Exciting & Engrossing Mutant Tale


(4.5 stars)

The book is a little hard to get into. I recommend listening to chapters 1-3, and then listening a second time to chapters 2-3, before going on to chapter 4. This way you’ll get the characters straight, and the intricate plot begins to make sense. Once I did this, the book was thoroughly entertaining, and quite thought provoking. It’s an early mutant versus non-mutant struggle for coexistence and power, along the lines of the X-Men or the Gifted. I really enjoyed the book, and of course the reader.

Entertaining short.


(4 stars)

More"fantasy" then "sci-fi", but a good story nevertheless. I recommend it, and of course it was read by the incomparable Mark Nelson. Thank you again sir for your work


(5 stars)

Wow, fantastic!! It’s fast and confusing like the mind of the main character who is sent into a different time to be changed for the better I think, but we the listener feel every bump and bruise and change from one allegiance to another. A very good listen If you, have have nothing else to do, as it needs attention to be followed, and don’t need to sleep. It’s masterful to craft a story that the listener/reader feels physically.

an interesting tale. well read and written


(4.5 stars)

I didn’t find it as confusing as some reviewers did. Maybe I paid too xtra attention for their warnings. It was an engaging tale with a couple of good themes and a nice resolution

No!


(0.5 stars)

Comic book super hero beginning with shallow dated characters scared of the unknown and then body snatching in another dimension. Narrator does a great job on this one but I can’t listen to this garbage.


(4 stars)

thanks for reading this novel to myself and anybody else that has found Libervox... thank you Libervox, volunteer's, and creativity of the men and women producing science fiction during that era.👏🏼🫶🏼👏🏼

don't know


(1 stars)

I listen to stories whilst working, some books this works fine but others I just can't seem to follow and this is one of those