Audiobooks by Michael Stewart

[Spanish] - Las mujeres del bosque negro: Sabemos la verdad que los hombres han olvidado

"LA ÚLTIMA LOBA DE INGLATERRA QUIERE CAZAR. AGOTADA, HAMBRIENTA Y SOLA, TEME POR LA VIDA DE LA CAMADA QUE ALBERGA EN SU VIENTRE, Y HUYE DE LOS HOMBRES QUE PRETENDEN ANIQUILARLA. Yorkshire, 1649. Desde que huyeron de Irlanda, Caragh y su familia han ocultado su verdadera identidad a fin de emprender una nueva vida en Inglaterra. Pero, cuando sus padres son brutalmente asesinados a manos de un protestante que quiere acabar con los católicos de la zona, Caragh se ve obligada a huir de nuevo. Pone rumbo al este y llega a un bosque donde conoce a un aquelarre de mujeres que llevan el pelo suelto y rehúsan seguir las normas de los hombres. Rodeada por fin de personas que la aceptan, Caragh desconoce que las mujeres del bosque negro son víctimas de una persecución muy distinta y de que sus días allí están contados. «Una auténtica danza macabra, diabólica y apasionante». ESSIE FOX «Visceral, imprevisible, adictiva… Las mujeres del bosque negro pide a gritos ser devorada». STACEY HALLS «Bellamente revulsiva e intensa». WILL SELF «Una de las mejores novelas que he leído en años». DAVID PEACE «Oscura, divertida y perversa». A. L. KENNEDY «Sombría, pero maravillosa». ALAN BENNETT «Compleja y desgarradora». A. G. SLATTER «Juguetona, imaginativa y, en ocasiones, devastadora». NICK CUTTER"

Michael Stewart (Author), Marta García (Narrator)

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Market: Six Full-Cast Original BBC Radio Dramas

"Six quirky dramas from in and around a northern market stall “If you want owt - go down the market... They sell everything from pins to pearl earrings, from peaches to pig's trotters, from tripe to tiramisu. See the hanging, marbled haunches of beef down Butchers' Row. Smell the flowers, a fragrant dream. Taste the fresh silvery fish motorwayed down from the North Sea.” Some would say the Market is the last authentic part of the city centre. This northern city has reinvented itself as a business and financial centre, bristling with designer shops and bars. A cosmopolitan, twenty-four hour city. Yet slap bang in the centre the Victorian City Market remains what it has always been; a place where you can get anything and see anything - a place teeming with life. The market is the real face of the city - mucky, multicultural and magnificent. Listen to this immersive collection of full-cast BBC radio dramas exploring the high and lows of this unique place which bursts with stories and life. In Loco Parentis by Garry Brown, a bittersweet empty nester comedy starring Reece Dinsdale, Jim can't sleep because his daughter's left for uni, his business is going belly up, and his father is going gaga. Oh, and to top it all he suspects his wife is having an affair with her boss… Phonebreaker by Steve Sunderland is the story of Matt. He’s going off the rails. School was a washout and working on his dad's market stall is a dead-end job. But when he hears a call for help on a stolen mobile phone, it's a call to action. An arresting morality tale starring Stephen Hoyle, Joseph Kloska and Jessica Blake. Sean's family own a fish stall down the market. Except Sean doesn't want to join them. He's become a 'Joey' for his best friend Darren who's a highly paid footballer. A Joey is a 'Go to Guy'. No way is he a dogsbody… The Joey by Jim Poysner is a quirky comedy starring John Catterall and Greg Wood. In Castaway by Michael Stewart, Kevin Eldon stars as Andrew, a man proud of his beard and his liberal attitudes. When Akram Khan, a successful businessman, buys some computers off his stall, things start looking up for Andrew. That is, until he fits a wi-fi router in Mr Khan’s impressive house… Eclipse by Sharon Oakes is a tender romantic comedy that tells the story of Carrie, who runs a flower stall. She also has a birthmark on her face. Maybe that's the reason she has never married? But Mrs Kaminsky knows she has a secret admirer. Starring Michelle Holmes, Andrew Westfield and Melissa Jane Sinden. Finally, An Imam and a Rabbi by Shakeel Ahmed is a wickedly funny supernatural comedy starring Muzz Khan and David Fleeshman. Imam Jawad and Rabbi Greenberg can't stand the sight of each other. But then something strange and spooky occurs that needs cross-cultural co-operation. Can they do it? Available as a complete collection for the first time, Market is a series of six plays with a whiff of the fantastical about them. Each story is self-contained, quirky and best described as a ‘modern morality’ play. Compelling, compulsive and utterly delightful, this wonderful collection is not to be missed by fans of comedy and drama alike. Produced by Peter Leslie Wild and Gary Brown Original Music by Steven D Reid ©2025 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd (P)2025 BBC Studios Distribution Ltd"

Gary Brown, Jim Poyser, Michael Stewart, Shakeel Ahmed, Sharon Oakes, Steve Sunderland (Author), Andrew Westfield, David Fleeshman, Full Cast, Greg Wood, Jessica Blake, John Catterall, Joseph Kloska, Kevin Eldon, Melissa Jane Sinden, Michelle Holmes, Muzz Khan, Reese Dinsdale, Stephen Hoyle (Narrator)

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The Black Wood Women

"We know the truths men have forgotten… ‘Visceral, twisting, propulsive – Black Wood Women begs to be devoured’ Stacey Halls 'Grim and glorious' Daily Mail 'Will leave you breathless’ Sunday Post 'A vivid, inventive narrative' Sunday Times *** The last wolf in England hunts for prey. Exhausted, hungry and alone, she fears for the litter of pups she carries, and the men who seek to wipe her out. Yorkshire, 1649. Since they fled Ireland, Caragh and her family have hidden their true identities to enable them to start a new life in England. But when Caragh finds her parents brutally murdered by a Protestant determined to rid the area of Catholics, she must flee again. Travelling east, she comes to a forest, where she meets a coven of women who wear their hair loose and refuse to follow men’s rules. Having found acceptance at last, Caragh is unaware that a different kind of persecution stalks the black wood women, and their days in the forest are numbered."

Michael Stewart (Author), Laoise Sweeney (Narrator)

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Walking The Invisible

"See through the eyes of the Brontës as you immerse yourself in their lives and landscapes, wandering the very same paths they each would have walked in search of the inspiration behind their novels and poetry. An ‘imaginative and elegant trek through the landscape of the Brontës’ Grazia In his journey to get closer to the Brontës, award-winning author Michael Stewart began walking the historic paths they trod while writing their most famous works. From Liverpool to Scarborough, across wild, windy, and often unforgiving scenery, he discovered echoes of the siblings’ novels. And with the help of an unlikely cast of Yorkshire’s inhabitants, Michael found himself falling further into their lives and writings than he could ever have imagined. Vivid and evocative, and including a series of beautiful maps of walks Michael devised when creating the iconic Brontë Stones project, Walking the Invisible invites you to experience the lives and landscapes that inspired the Brontës as they’ve never been experienced before. Along the way, you’ll find yourself getting closer to classics such as Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre, and Agnes Grey, discovering the real locations behind their fictional settings, and uncovering the myths that surround this much acclaimed and wholly unique family."

Michael Stewart (Author), Michael Stewart (Narrator)

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Ill Will

"‘An astonishing novel’ The Independent ‘A terrific tribute to the Brontë’s' Guardian * * * * * I am William Lee: brute; liar, and graveside thief. But you will know me by another name. Heathcliff has left Wuthering Heights, and is travelling across the moors to Liverpool in search of his past. Along the way, he saves Emily, the foul-mouthed daughter of a Highwayman, from a whipping, and the pair journey on together. Roaming from graveyard to graveyard, making a living from Emily’s apparent ability to commune with the dead, the pair lie, cheat and scheme their way across the North of England. And towards the terrible misdeeds – and untold riches – that will one day send Heathcliff home to Wuthering Heights. ***** Praise for Michael Stewart: ‘A vivid, inventive narrative’ Sunday Times ‘Stewart’s descriptions of nature are superb’ Daily Mail 'Will leave you breathless’ Sunday Post ‘This book is a terrific tribute to the Brontë’s. It also beautifully shows how landscape grows in the imagination’ The Guardian"

Michael Stewart (Author), Everal Walsh (Narrator)

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Audiobooks by Michael Stewart

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