LitReading - Classic Short Stories and Timeless Tales
Short StoryversesLitreading Summer Stories
Starting on the first Tuesday of summer, June 23rd, Litreading presents classic stories of summer every week. Don has picked out several classic seasonal tales starting with Chekov's "A Day in the Country" and is bringing back a couple of old favorite summer memories to keep you company on your travels or adventures. A summer story episode will be available every Tuesday,... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 140 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPerforming ArtsFiction | |||
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The reading of these stories is so bad I thought it was a parody. Seriously, the delivery is in full “Announcer Voice” suitable for an infomercial on TV. Unlistenable for us.
Apple Podcasts1Captcasual
United States10 days ago - Talent
Don you are so talented. Thank you for bringing us long forgotten stories.
Apple Podcasts5BSLS2424United Statesa month ago - Great Voice
Great stories. Thanks for sharing your talents Don!
Apple Podcasts5lovadayUnited States2 months ago - Love
Great job! Loved the committee committee, my favorite of your short stories so far
Apple Podcasts5SamarazaUnited States4 months ago - Wonderful Job
As always, you do an amazing job Don. I really appreciate your passion in sharing good stories and educating us on investing.
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Apple Podcasts | #156 | United States/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #249 |  United Kingdom/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #163 |  Singapore/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #196 |  South Africa/Fiction |
Apple Podcasts | #198 |  Ireland/Fiction |
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A storytelling-centric show that blends original pieces with classic short stories, all read in a warm, clear narration. Episodes mix intimate character studies, social satire, and literary classics, often interleaving biographical notes about authors and contextual context to enrich the listening experience. Listeners tend to savor well-chosen classics and thoughtful narration, with occasional original tales that showcase strong storytelling craft. The format consistently emphasizes accessibility, nostalgia, and a high-quality voice performance, making it appealing for commutes, learning about literature, or relaxing with immersive fiction. A notable strength is the host's steady, articulate delivery and the careful curation that spans fro... more
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