Ellen Kushner Audiobooks books in order

Ellen Kushner's audiobook releases include The Witches of Lublin, a full-cast audio drama blending Klezmer music with a story about women, magic, and music in 17th-century Poland.

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# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 The Witches of Lublin 2011 Ellen Kushner Buy

The Witches of Lublin is a full-cast audio drama written by Ellen Kushner, produced in 2011. Set in 17th-century Poland, the story follows a woman Klezmer musician who discovers that real magic runs through the music she plays. The production incorporates original Klezmer compositions and reflects Kushner’s longstanding interest in the connection between music and storytelling.

Kushner developed the project in part through her experience as host of Sound & Spirit, a public radio show on WGBH that ran for over a decade. The audio drama format allowed her to combine her skills as a prose writer with the performance and sound design possibilities of radio. For listeners who enjoy her fantasy fiction, The Witches of Lublin offers a different but recognizable sensibility: historical setting, strong female characters, and a world where art and power are closely linked.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Ellen Kushner Audiobooks series?

There are one books in the Ellen Kushner Audiobooks series, published in 2011.

What is the first book in the Ellen Kushner Audiobooks series?

The first book in the Ellen Kushner Audiobooks series is The Witches of Lublin, published in 2011.

What is The Witches of Lublin about?

The Witches of Lublin is a full-cast audio drama set in 17th-century Poland. It tells the story of a woman Klezmer musician who encounters real magic. The production features original Klezmer music and was developed from Kushner’s background in radio storytelling through her years hosting Sound & Spirit on WGBH.

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