Literary Lullabies

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Tonight, I will be reading letters 18 through 23. If you love this podcast, join me on Patreon. I will be uploading an extra, members only episode at the end of the month.

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Welcome back to part two of Lady Susan, by Jane Austen.

Thank you for joining me again for another episode of Literary Lullabies, bedtime stories and poetry to fall asleep to.

Tonight, I will be breaking from poetry and diverting to prose. Jane Austen is a well known and beloved author of many classics. For bedtime reading, however, I am dipping into her novella "Lady Susan", a story told through letters.

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Tonight, we will finish the last of the sonnets from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's "Sonnets from the Portuguese".

Tonight, we are reading the beautiful and heart-rending love poetry by Elizabeth Barrett Browning.

She published over 100 poems in her lifetime, across 13 collections. Tonight, I will be reading the first 26 poems from her collection titled "Sonnets from the Portugese". The collection comprises 44 poems written for her husband, Robert Browning, who was also a poet.

I will complete the reading of this collection next week.

Welcome to the final installment of Beowulf.

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This week on Literary Lullabies, I am continuing to read Beowulf. Join me again next week for the final episode in this epic tale.

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Welcome to Literary Lullabies.

Tonight, I will continue reading Beowulf. I hope you will join me for the next several episodes on this epic and ancient journey.

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Welcome to Literary Lullabies.

Tonight, I will begin reading Beowulf. I hope you will join me for the next several episodes on this epic and ancient journey.

Beowulf was written sometime between the 7th and 11th century by an unknown poet, known today by scholars simply as "The Beowulf poet". The epic has survived on a single manuscript, transcribed in the late 10th or early 11th century. It follows our great hero, Beowulf, as he embarks on an epic adventure to slay the monster, Grendel.

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