The Garden God: A Tale of Two Boys
The Garden God: A Tale of Two Boys is Forrest Reid’s tender, bracingly tragic reflection on adolescence, pantheism, Platonism, and homoerotic desire. A classic of “Uranian” literature, it tells the story of Graham Iddesleigh, a fifteen year old boy whose early childhood is spent in cloistered seclusion. He idles his time roaming his family’s idyllic country estate, fantasizing about an imagined friendship with an ancient Greek god. But all this changes when his father sends him off to boarding school. Once there, Graham soon meets the ethereal Harold Brocklehurst, a fellow schoolboy who is an exact double of Graham’s imaginary friend. Thus begins an unforgettable love and friendship that shapes and reinvigorates both boys—but can their bond withstand the sudden and inexplicable strike of tragedy? - Summary by ChuckW
Genre(s): General Fiction
Language: English
Section | Chapter | Reader | Time |
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Play 01 | Chapter I | Chuck Williamson |
00:22:29 |
Play 02 | Chapter II | Chuck Williamson |
00:06:11 |
Play 03 | Chapter III | Chuck Williamson |
00:19:24 |
Play 04 | Chapter IV | Chuck Williamson |
00:13:17 |
Play 05 | Chapter V | Chuck Williamson |
00:24:19 |
Play 06 | Chapter VI | Chuck Williamson |
00:22:36 |
Play 07 | Chapter VII | Chuck Williamson |
00:10:32 |
Play 08 | Chapter VIII | Chuck Williamson |
00:21:30 |
Play 09 | Chapter IX | Chuck Williamson |
00:03:45 |
Play 10 | Chapter X | Chuck Williamson |
00:01:41 |
Play 11 | Chapter XI | Chuck Williamson |
00:08:52 |
Play 12 | Chapter XII | Chuck Williamson |
00:09:56 |
Play 13 | Chapter XIII | Chuck Williamson |
00:03:14 |