The Hours: A Novel Free Audiobook Download by Michael Cunningham

The Hours: A Novel, narrated by Michael Cunningham is about three women and their life stories, which move in parallel through the 1960s and 1970s. Their lives intersect at the Museum of Modern Art in New York City. The story has a central event that is not revealed until the very end of the novel when it is revealed that all three of them have been living inside each others' minds for nearly 30 years.

The Hours is an intense, intimate novel that follows three women in New York City - an actress, a model, and an art curator - from the 1950s to the 1970s. In this novel, Cunningham explores themes such as love and life through the eyes of these three women who are apart of different social circles.

The Hours by Michael Cunningham is a novel that follows three different women during the same day in New York City during the early 1960s. The novel is narrated by different characters each time and tells a story about how their lives intertwine amid the Civil Rights movement, the fight for feminism, and Marilyn Monroe's suicide.

"The Hours" is a novel by Michael Cunningham that tells the story of three women: Laura Brown, who gets a job in a Madison Avenue fashion house as an assistant. The second woman, who is also named Laura Brown, is dying of cancer and waiting for news from her doctor. Lastly, there's Marion Woodman, who has been working with her father on building maps of male testicles for years.

The Hours is a novel about the relationship between three women: Laura Brown, who has just given birth to her third child; Marion, a writer struggling with her own demons and personal grief; and Clare Booth Luce, an artist who is determined to publish her work even despite the challenges of living in 1930s New York City.

There is a lot of hype about The Hours, but there isn't a lot of hype about Michael Cunningham. He's the guy that wrote The Hours though. I don't know what in the world he was thinking when he wrote it, and it just as bad as To Kill A Mockingbird.