BDeBooks
An Antarctic Mystery by Jules Verne, book cover
Nautical and Sea Stories PDF EPUB Audio

An Antarctic Mystery

by Jules Verne

Downloads
Under 100
First published
1897
Pages
211
Download

Listen to An Antarctic Mystery Audiobook Free

Read by Esther · 8 h 30 min · 31 parts

  1. The Kerguelen Islands.

    13:26

  2. The Schooner Halbrane

    14:55

  3. Captain Len Guy

    16:14

  4. From the Kerguelen Isles to Prince Edward Island

    22:21

  5. Edgar Poe’s Romance

    36:13

  6. An Ocean Waif

    12:58

  7. Tristan D’Acunha

    15:07

  8. Bound for the Falklands

    10:46

  9. Fitting out the Halbrane

    17:34

  10. The Outset of the Enterprise

    12:15

  11. From the Sandwich Islands to the Polar Circle

    15:49

  12. Between the Polar Circle and the Ice Wall

    15:33

  13. Along the Front of the Icebergs

    13:59

  14. A Voice in a Dream

    7:37

  15. Bennet Islet

    10:32

  16. Tsalal Island

    16:37

  17. And Pym pt 1

    18:32

  18. And Pym pt 2

    18:46

  19. A Revelation pt 1

    15:48

  20. A Revelation pt 2

    11:11

  21. Land? pt 1

    17:08

  22. Land? pt 2

    21:56

  23. “Unmerciful Disaster" pt 1

    17:38

  24. “Unmerciful Disaster" pt 2

    25:26

  25. “Unmerciful Disaster" pt 3

    18:30

  26. Amid the Mists

    12:41

  27. In Camp

    16:09

  28. Found at Last

    13:44

  29. Eleven Years in a Few Pages

    16:26

  30. “We Were the First"

    23:21

  31. A Little Remnant

    11:42

An Antarctic Mystery (1899) is a public domain work.

The audio edition streams in the page. There is no audio file to download.

Browse all free audiobooks

About this book

Jules Verne wrote this polar adventure as a direct sequel to Edgar Allan Poe's unfinished tale of Arthur Gordon Pym, taking up the mystery of what lay beyond the icy edge of the world. Stranded on the bleak Kerguelen Islands, an American traveler named Jeorling books passage aboard the schooner Halbrane. Her captain soon learns that his own brother may have survived Pym's doomed expedition years earlier, and the ship turns south into uncharted Antarctic waters. Ahead wait crushing ice fields, a strange magnetic mountain shaped like a sphinx, and the fading trail of lost men. Blending real exploration with Poe's eerie imagination, the novel is one of Verne's most atmospheric voyages.

Contents

About the author

Jules Verne - BDeBooks
Jules Verne

Jules Gabriel Verne was a French novelist, poet, and playwright.

More by Jules Verne

See all 31 books

More from this genre

See all

Reviews and discussion

No ratings yet. Be the first reader to rate this book.

Rate this book

Pick a star, then sign in. Only readers who confirmed their email can rate.

No comments yet. Share a thought, a question or a favourite passage.

Copyright concern? Read our DMCA policy

Read or download

Public domain book This work is in the public domain and free of copyright. Anyone may read, download and share it.

No download needed. Text reader: adjustable size, font and theme.
  • EPUB 1.1 MB Best for iPhone, Android, Kobo and tablets
  • KINDLE Send to Kindle Kindle devices and the Kindle app. Uses the same EPUB file. Send
    1. Download the EPUB file to this device.
    2. Open Amazon's Send to Kindle page, sign in, and add the file. Open Send to Kindle (opens in a new tab)

    On a phone: open the downloaded EPUB and share it to the Kindle app.

    You can also email the file to your Kindle address (it ends in @kindle.com) from an email address you approved in your Amazon account.

  • PDF 1.9 MB Best for computers, laptops and printing

Downloads start right away. How to open EPUB on your phone

Book facts

First published
1897
Reading time
About 6 hours
Pages
211
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Esther