Classics Read Aloud
Ruby LoveA curated stream of outstanding short stories, fairy tales, and excerpts from novels....because you're never too young or too old to enjoy being read to.
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The Kiss, Anton Chekhov (1887)
I am just settling back in after walking the Camino de Santiago with my family. A new reading will be published next week. In the meatime, please enjoy a gem from the archives. Anton Chekhov’s “The Kiss” remains my favorite reading to date....
Double Birthday, Willa Cather (1929)
I am currently walking 162 miles of the Camino de Santiago with my family. While on this pilgrimage, I am republishing some of my favorites from the archives. Willa Cather’s “Double Birthday” was the very first reading I published on Substa...
The Declaration of Independence (1776)
The World Cup is making its way across the United States this summer, and with it, there is a newfound international appreciation for all things American. While the mass media is fond of highlighting the broad European fascination, nay, env...
Big Two-Hearted River, Ernest Hemingway (1925)
I am currently walking 162 miles of the Camino de Santiago with my family. While on this pilgrimage, I am republishing some of my favorites from the archives. Hemingway’s “Big Two-Hearted River,” released in September of last year, remains...
“Indian Summer of a Forsyte” from The Forsyte Saga, John Galsworthy (1918)
“The thought that some day—perhaps not ten years hence, perhaps not five—all this world would be taken away from him, before he had exhausted his powers of loving it, seemed to him in the nature of an injustice brooding over his horizon. If...
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