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From nursery-song rhythms to the strict corridors of an Irish Jesuit school, Stephen Dedalus grows into a mind that questions family, faith, and nation—until the hunger to shape life into art becomes his fiercest, most costly vocation.

Orphaned young and marked by a club-foot, Philip Carey grows up hungry for love, purpose, and freedom—only to discover how easily desire, pride, and the search for belonging can become the most intimate kind of captivity.

When sheltered Margaret Hale leaves the comfort of southern England for a harsh industrial town in the North, she is drawn into clashes of class, faith, and desire—discovering that moral courage and tenderness can be revolutionary forces.

In a single morning errand down Bond Street, Clarissa Dalloway’s gloveshopping becomes a shimmering stream of memory—childhood, marriage, class, grief, and disbelief—until the ordinary street suddenly crackles with the tremor of history and change.

In a provincial English town on the brink of Reform, ardent Dorothea Brooke and those around her discover that ideal visions collide with ordinary desires—until love, ambition, and conscience expose how quietly a life can be made heroic or wasted.

On a polar voyage, Captain Walton rescues a ruined genius who carries a terrible secret—one born of forbidden knowledge and lonely ambition—drawing listeners into a haunting tale of creation, responsibility, and the monstrous consequences of refusing compassion.