Neworld Books UK

08/09/2026

Jane Eyre didn’t ask permission to be heard. Neither did the woman voicing her.
Two centuries later, Charlotte Brontë’s fiercest heroine gets a voice that matches her fire — narrated by seasoned artist Stephanie Poppins, whose real, human performance breathes new life into every page.

No AI. No shortcuts. Just craft, emotion, and decades of artistry behind the mic.

This is Jane Eyre the way she was always meant to sound.

🎧 Produced by Neworld — where audiobooks are made by real voices, for real listeners.
Link in bio to listen now.

Jane Eyre speaks louder when a real voice tells her story. 🔥📖 Narrated by Stephanie Poppins. Produced by Neworld — 100% human, always.

Books

08/09/2026

Jane Eyre didn’t ask permission to be heard. Neither did the woman voicing her.

Two centuries later, Charlotte Brontë’s fiercest heroine gets a voice that matches her fire — narrated by seasoned artist Stephanie Poppins, whose real, human performance breathes new life into every page.

No AI. No shortcuts. Just craft, emotion, and decades of artistry behind the mic.

This is Jane Eyre the way she was always meant to sound.

🎧 Produced by Neworld — where audiobooks are made by real voices, for real listeners.
Link in bio to listen now.

Jane Eyre speaks louder when a real voice tells her story. 🔥📖 Narrated by Stephanie Poppins. Produced by Neworld — 100% human, always.

Books

08/09/2026

Jane Eyre didn’t ask permission to be heard. Neither did the woman voicing her.
Two centuries later, Charlotte Brontë’s fiercest heroine gets a voice that matches her fire — narrated by seasoned artist Stephanie Poppins, whose real, human performance breathes new life into every page.

No AI. No shortcuts. Just craft, emotion, and decades of artistry behind the mic.

This is Jane Eyre the way she was always meant to sound.

🎧 Produced by Neworld — where audiobooks are made by real voices, for real listeners.
Link in bio to listen now.

Jane Eyre speaks louder when a real voice tells her story. 🔥📖 Narrated by Stephanie Poppins. Produced by Neworld — 100% human, always.

Books

07/09/2026

**When “I love you, most ardently” hits different in surround sound.**

Darcy and Elizabeth don’t need date night — they need headphones and the *Pride and Prejudice* audiobook, because apparently the only proposal that lives up to the real thing… is a recording of itself.

Some couples renew their vows. These two just hit play.

Neworld Books UK

07/09/2026

Lady Catherine de Bourgh didn’t need to raise her voice. She just asked if your piano was a little ‘too’ loud. 🎹💅

Stephanie Poppins brings every icy, backhanded compliment to life in our Pride and Prejudice audiobook — passive aggression has never sounded this good.



Ever been insulted so politely you didn’t realize it for a week? Meet Lady Catherine de Bourgh. 😮‍💨

Narrator Stephanie Poppins nails every ounce of her condescension in our Pride and Prejudice audiobook — you’ll hear the eye-roll in her voice.

🎧 Available now, link in bio

06/09/2026

📚✨ Jane Austen didn’t write happy endings — she wrote FRIENDSHIP GOALS. Elizabeth would’ve fought for Jane. Emma would’ve fought (badly, lovingly) for literally everyone. Real ones show up for their people 💕 Press play and let bring these besties to life 🎧

05/09/2026

“She was 18, grieving, and about to write the book that INVENTED science fiction 😱📖”
Mary Shelley didn’t just write *Frankenstein* — she survived it. 💔

At 16, she ran off with a married poet. By 18, she’d lost a baby, been shunned by society, and lived through a summer so dark it birthed literature’s most iconic monster. Grief. Guilt. Genius. That’s *Frankenstein*.

She wasn’t just an author — she was a woman rewriting the rules of storytelling while the world tried to erase her name from her own work. 🖤

Listen to her masterpiece (and other classics) as an audiobook — link in bio 🎧📚

04/09/2026

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3WDRPxrCIN7aXgy2wFy7ox?si=JNeqEvbxT8mifeHVHhO3Yw

Oscar Wilde once wrote that 'the only way to get rid of temptation is to yield to it' — but what happens when a woman chooses restraint instead?

In this episode of The Female Stoic, we explore the tension between Wilde's glittering, indulgent philosophy of aestheticism and the quiet, disciplined power of Stoic sacrifice. Through the lens of Wilde's own tragic downfall and the timeless wisdom of Stoic thinkers like Epictetus and Seneca, we ask: what does a woman gain when she gives something up? Is sacrifice weakness — or is it the ultimate act of self-command?

We'll unpack how Wilde's wit and hedonism serve as a foil for Stoic virtue, examining real stories of women who chose duty, discipline, and inner peace over fleeting pleasure. Expect sharp historical insight, practical Stoic takeaways, and a fresh feminist lens on ancient philosophy.

Perfect for anyone building resilience, navigating hard choices, or looking to live with more intention.

🎧 New episode of The Female Stoic — subscribe now.

Stephanie Poppins, The Female Stoic Podcast, Author S D HUDSON
Women and Stoicism.

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The Female Stoic | Women in History - Literature, Philosophy and Female Empowerment. · Episode

01/09/2026

Elinor isn’t “the stoic one.” Marianne isn’t “the emotional one.”
Austen just wrote the same philosophy debate twice.

Marianne feels everything. Out loud. Immediately.
She calls it honesty.

Elinor feels everything too.
She just asks one question first:

*Will this help? Or just release it onto someone else?*

That’s not repression.
That’s Epictetus.

You don’t control what happens to you.
You control what you do with it.

Marianne’s pain isn’t wrong.
It’s just undisciplined.

Elinor’s calm isn’t cold.
It’s chosen.

And Austen doesn’t reward the sister who felt the most.

She rewards the one who felt everything —
and still got to choose how she carried it.

That’s Stoicism.
Two hundred years before it became a gym bro personality trait.

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31/08/2026

“Halfway there! 🎄🎬 The Bridlington has officially reached its midpoint — and what a journey it’s been so far. Between period-accurate costuming, mastering the accents, and piecing together every scene of this drama, we’re deep in it now.

With Christmas fast approaching, the pressure’s on to bring this story home in time for the holiday season. Every recording session, every edit, every late night is bringing us closer to sharing this world with you.

Thank you to everyone who’s been following along — your support means the world as we push through this final stretch. The finish line is in sight, and I can’t wait for you to hear where The Bridlington goes next. 🎧✨

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