Fast Asleepwith Gena Marie

“A Tree. A Rock. A Cloud.” by Carson McCullers 08.02.2021 30:16 ↓

114 - “Do you know how men SHOULD love?” Find out.

“A Rose for Emily” by William Faulkner 07.02.2021 37:06 ↓

113 - An uncommon love story about uncommon love . . .

“Araby” by James Joyce 05.02.2021 21:25 ↓

112 - The Irish writer observes how first love can make life seem far more beautiful than it really is.

“A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor, Part 2 of 2 30.01.2021 32:46 ↓

111 - If you lived ALL of your life like it was the END of your life, what kind of person would you be?

“A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor, Part 1 of 2 29.01.2021 27:56 ↓

110 - A harmless family excursion until . . .

“A Lodging for the Night” by Robert Louis Stevenson, Part 3 of 3 25.01.2021 24:52 ↓

109 - The impudent thief and the honorable knight find themselves drawn into battle.

“A Lodging for the Night” by Robert Louis Stevenson, Part 2 of 3 24.01.2021 31:00 ↓

108 - For a descendant of RLS . . .

“A Lodging for the Night” by Robert Louis Stevenson, Part 1 of 3 22.01.2021 26:36 ↓

107 - The murder of a friend on a wintry night . . .

“The Interlopers” by Saki 19.01.2021 23:50 ↓

106 - Disputed land, Nature’s own violence . . . Will the interlopers allow a reconciliation?

“There Will Come Soft Rains” by Ray Bradbury 17.01.2021 28:20 ↓

105 - “No one would mind . . . If mankind perished utterly”

“The Blue Hotel” by Stephen Crane, Part 2 13.01.2021 32:27 ↓

104 - A simple story? It’s about to get more complicated in this conclusion.

“The Blue Hotel” by Stephen Crane, Part 1 10.01.2021 31:43 ↓

103 - Your hotel guest’s first question: “I suppose their have been a good many men killed in this room.” How do you keep your five star rating?

“To Build a Fire” by Jack London, Part 2 05.01.2021 36:28 ↓

102 - Spoiler alert: Despite a frightening turn of events, be assured, no animals are harmed in this story.

“To Build a Fire” by Jack London, Part 1 03.01.2021 26:22 ↓

101 - For your cold, wintery nights . . . (You’ll need a blanket for this one.)

“The Little Match Girl” and “The Story of the Year” by Hans Christian Andersen 30.12.2020 43:56 ↓

100 - These New Year tales gently take us through sorrow, but thankfully, leave us with hope and beauty.

“The Set of Poe” by George Ade and “A Visit from Saint Nicholas . . . by James Thurber. 23.12.2020 26:44 ↓

99 - Two happy endings for our last episode of the season. 🎄😊🎄

“The Gift of the Magi” by O. Henry and “The Elves and the Shoemaker” by the Brothers Grimm. 22.12.2020 27:01 ↓

98 - Two tales of the season with a focus on gift giving . . .

“Christmas at Red Butte” by Lucy Maud Montgomery 18.12.2020 26:31 ↓

97 - The beloved “Anne of Green Gables” author also wrote this warm holiday tale. Tuck in and enjoy . . .

“A Christmas Dream and How It Came True” by Louisa May Alcott, Part 2 15.12.2020 26:14 ↓

96 - The satisfying conclusion. . .

“A Christmas Dream and How It Came to Be True” by Louisa May Alcott, Part 1. 12.12.2020 27:33 ↓

95 - A gentle gem by the the author of “Little Women.”

“A Kidnapped Santa Claus” by L. Frank Baum 06.12.2020 36:14 ↓

94 - Written a few years after “The a Wizard of Oz,” this story is loved by all ages and is considered “one of his most beautiful.”

“The Fir Tree” by Hans Christian Andersen 03.12.2020 32:13 ↓

93 - The most “Christmassy” of all fairy tales . . .

“Genesis and Catastrophe” by Roald Dahl 29.11.2020 20:46 ↓

92 - Based on a startling, true story . . .

“Bert’s Thanksgiving” by J. T. Trowbridge & “Pancake Turkey” by Chris Francis 23.11.2020 31:08 ↓

91 - The importance of family and some silliness . . .

“Chickamauga” by Ambrose Bierce 21.11.2020 28:21 ↓

90 - A small child’s fantasy melds with gruesome reality in this Civil War tale. (graphic moments)