Out of the Silent Planet Free Audiobook Download by C.S. Lewis

The story of a scientist's journey to save the world from ruthless domination has been adapted for every media format imaginable. In print, online, or on the radio or TV, this classic novel is a must-read for science fiction fans. The novel is narrated by the author himself -- Geoffrey Howard.

In this classic sci-fi novel, Lewis tackles big themes like free will vs. determinism, the purpose of life, and what it means to be human.

The following is a list of all the available audiobooks by C.S. Lewis that are available in high-quality MP3 format, along with the narrator of each one.

In this classic sci-fi novel, Lewis takes us on a trip around the solar system as his protagonist enters a planet with no name and discovers it is inhabited by beings who live in perpetual silence. The man's experiences there are told through the internal thought processes of his character as he struggles to understand their ways and why they live in such an isolated way.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is one of the most popular authors in English literature. This is due to his creativity, his persistence, and a series of books that have entertained generations for over a century. One of the last books he wrote before he died was Out of the Silent Planet, which was originally published in 1938. The novel is set on an unnamed planet where humanity is nearly wiped out by malevolent forces called the Malignants. It's written from the perspective of Ransom, an everyday man living in our world who finds himself transported to this other planet. The audiobook download features British actor Geoffrey Howard as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle giving his performance with narration to bring the book to life. Howard has been nominated for a BAFTA Award and

C.S. Lewis is well-known for his science fiction and fantasy novels, but he also wrote some nonfiction. His book Out of the Silent Planet narrates the story of a man's journey to an alien planet for the sake of salvation. It was published on May 22nd, 1938 in London, England by Geoffrey Bles and was later translated into fourteen languages.