Angle of Repose: Modern Classic Free Audiobook Download by Wallace Stegner

Angle of Repose: Modern Classic is a novel about the American west in the 19th and 20th centuries. It's a book that explores many different issues including class, spirituality, and capitalism. The author, Wallace Stegner, examines these topics through many different characters and narratives.

This audiobook is part of the American literature series, Masterworks. Join Mark Bramhall as he narrates an incredible story of human nature and how it changes when we are faced with a changing world. Angle of Repose asks the reader to ponder what it means to be modern and what it means to be free.

As it turns out, I'm reading a book right now with the title of "Angle of Repose," and I can't seem to put it down. It's about a place in the Rocky Mountains, called Rendezvous Creek, that Wallace Stegner spent time working on as an engineer on a railroad project. The story is told through his memories from when he was young and when he was an old man. The narrator for this audiobook is Mark Bramhall, who is perfect for voicing this story based on his biography and experience as a western actor.

The audiobook is narrated by [Mark Bramhall]. The story follows the life of a man named Angle who is well-educated, affluent and successful. He seems to be living the American Dream that President Franklin Delano Roosevelt preached in his inaugural address in 1933. However, during the course of the story, we find out that he has no love life, and his daughter doesn't live with him. When his mother dies, he becomes reclusive and ultimately meets his end by falling off a mountain while sitting on an angle at rest.

Angle of Repose is a book written by Wallace Stegner in 1943. The author discusses the struggle of man's relationship with nature, how humans interact with their landscapes and the need for environmental preservation.

Angle of Repose is a novel written by Wallace Stegner. It tells the story of Henry Allen, a wealthy and successful farmer who owns acres of land with his son and daughter-in-law. Henry's day starts with taking care of his farm or reading the paper to his wife, Mary. However, he never gets too far as he always has to come back and take care of Mary before she dies. When she finally dies, he doesn't want to go on anymore. He decides that he will sell the farm but not until it is in order for him and Mary's grandson, Ben to leave it in her honor.