Please enjoy some more unedited word times. The Old Maid Part 3. It's books. It's naps. Good night. 

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Hey, look, here's some stuff for listening. Part 2 of The Old Maid is ready. Things are happening. People are peopleing. Foundlings are growing into adults. 

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Novels and Naps is back for all of your quarantine needs. Join us for our first installment of Edith Wharton's The Old Maid. A weird read. A gentle read. A whatever you need read. 

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Is this book a metaphor for depression? What is happening? Why am I reading this? 

Anyway, this is the third and final installment of Franz Kafka's The Metamorphosis. 

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Catch up with Gregor in his new and unfortunate form!

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Sometimes you feel like a people, sometimes you don't.... Let's explore humanity. 

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In honor of Halloween I present you with a reading of Edgar Allan Poe's The Black Cat.

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It lives! And then it dies because the novel is complete. 

In this installment our friend Jane wanders off into the world, goes camping, and then finds an AirBnB.

Mr. Rochester and Jane have a dramatic breakup. Mr. Rochester continues to be a scary creep. People should not live in rural isolation. Also, Rochester. Just, Rochester. What is this even?