Brahma & If the Red Slayer

Length: 17 mins
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Publisher: Spoken Realms

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In "Brahma & If The Red Slayer: A Poem & Short Story," Mike Vendetti presents an engaging audiobook that combines Ralph Waldo Emerson's spiritually rich poem "Brahma" with Robert Sheckley's thought-provoking short story "If The Red Slayer." The work delves into the mysteries of life and death, exploring themes of reincarnation and the battlefield of the future through the perspective of a soldier brought back to life multiple times. This unique synthesis offers listeners a contemplative journey through existential questions and the nature of existence.

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