Wuthering Heights audiobook — free immersive reading, chapter by chapter
The complete novel, read by Ruth Golding for LibriVox: thirty-four chapters, 14 hours 49 minutes, free and legal. Play any chapter right here as immersive reading, the text following the voice, or download the MP3s.
The chapters
- Chapter I15:36MP3
- Chapter II25:18MP3
- Chapter III37:09MP3
- Chapter IV19:39MP3
- Chapter V11:07MP3
- Chapter VI19:08MP3
- Chapter VII29:19MP3
- Chapter VIII25:38MP3
- Chapter IX43:57MP3
- Chapter X47:22MP3
- Chapter XI31:05MP3
- Chapter XII38:17MP3
- Chapter XIII33:11MP3
- Chapter XIV25:53MP3
- Chapter XV25:34MP3
- Chapter XVI14:45MP3
- Chapter XVII50:50MP3
- Chapter XVIII26:38MP3
- Chapter XIX12:07MP3
- Chapter XX16:22MP3
- Chapter XXI46:43MP3
- Chapter XXII17:59MP3
- Chapter XXIII22:56MP3
- Chapter XXIV28:38MP3
- Chapter XXV11:10MP3
- Chapter XXVI12:12MP3
- Chapter XXVII36:13MP3
- Chapter XXVIII20:10MP3
- Chapter XXIX18:54MP3
- Chapter XXX16:46MP3
- Chapter XXXI15:57MP3
- Chapter XXXII30:34MP3
- Chapter XXXIII26:14MP3
- Chapter XXXIV35:41MP3
14 hours 49 minutes in all at 1×; the player runs from 1× to 2×. The MP3s are LibriVox’s own files, or take the whole book as one M4B (309 MB).
Also for this book: the family tree and the book’s own page.
Why it’s free
Wuthering Heights was published in 1847 and has been out of copyright for over a century, and LibriVox recordings are public domain from the day they are made. This is the complete text, unabridged, all thirty-four chapters.
Where else to listen free
| Where | What you get | Immersive reading? |
|---|---|---|
| Here | Golding’s recording, the text following the voice, every speaker in their own color, 1× to 2× | Yes |
| LibriVox, Internet Archive | The same recording as MP3 or M4B files to keep | No |
| YouTube, Spotify | Uploads of the public-domain readings, with ads or an account | No |
| Audible | Paid studio narrations | Paid, with a Kindle copy |
Quick answers
Is the Wuthering Heights audiobook really free?
Yes, and legally. The 1847 novel has been out of copyright for over a century, and LibriVox recordings are public domain from the day they are made. Ruth Golding’s complete reading is free to play here, with the text on the page, or to download as MP3s.
How long is the Wuthering Heights audiobook?
14 hours 49 minutes at normal speed, unabridged: thirty-four chapters, the longest Chapter XVII at just under 51 minutes. At 1.5× it is just under 10 hours; at 2×, about 7 hours 25 minutes.
Who narrates it?
Ruth Golding, one of LibriVox’s most admired narrators. Audible sells paid studio narrations; they don’t read along.
Is it abridged?
No. It is the complete 1847 text, all thirty-four chapters; the chapter lengths above are the actual recordings, to the second.
Is this immersive reading?
Yes. Immersive reading is listening to a book while its text follows along on the page, what Kindle and Audible call immersion reading. Press Listen and that is what plays, every speaker’s dialogue in its own color, from 1× to 2×. The Chromatics app does the same on iPhone and iPad, offline.
Free on iPhone and iPad. Point your phone’s camera here. On Android?