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"News from Nowhere" is a prose work by William Morris, published serially in The Commonweal in 1890 and as a book later the same year.
Most of the work consists of a vision of England in the year 2090 presented as a dream of William Guest, a thin disguise for Morris himself. Poverty, misery, and the ugliness of factories have vanished, along with money, the legal system, and government itself; labour, art, and nature are ennobled. Those improvements prove to have been brought about by a violent socialist revolution.
"News from Nowhere" is the best-known novel of William Morris and the only significant English utopia to be written since Thomas More's.
Audiobook details
GenreChristian & Inspirational, Literary Classics, Dystopia
Length8 hrs 11 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateOct 15, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1Chapter 1. Discussion And Bed
2Chapter 2. A Morning Bath
3Chapter 3. The Guest House And Breakfast Therein
4Chapter 4. A Market By The Way
5Chapter 5. Children On The Road
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6Chapter 6. A Little Shopping
7Chapter 7. Trafalgar Square
8Chapter 8. An Old Friend
9Chapter 9. Concerning Love
10Chapter 10. Questions And Answers
11Chapter 11. Concerning Government
12Chapter 12. Concerning The Arrangement Of Life
13Chapter 13. Concerning Politics
14Chapter 14. How Matters Are Managed
15Chapter 15. On The Lack Of Incentive To Labour In A Communist Society
16Chapter16. Dinner In The Hall Of The Bloomsbury Market
17Chapter 17. How The Change Came
18Chapter 18. The Beginning Of The New Life
19Chapter 19. The Drive Back To Hammersmith
20Chapter 20. The Hammersmith Guest-House Again
21Chapter 21. Going Up The River
22Chapter 22. Hampton Court And A Praiser Of Past Times
23Chapter 23. An Early Morning By Runnymede
24Chapter 24. Up The Thames: The Second Day
25Chapter 25. The Third Day On The Thames
26Chapter 26. The Obstinate Refusers
27Chapter 27. The Upper Waters
28Chapter 28. The Little River
29Chapter 29. A Resting-Place On The Upper Thames
30Chapter 30. The Journey's End
31Chapter 31. An Old House Amongst New Folk
32Chapter 32. The Feast's Beginning; The End