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Set several years after the conclusion of Eight Cousins, Rose in Bloom follows Rose as she returns home from an overseas voyage, only to discover that everything has changed. Now an elegant heiress of marriageable age, Rose encounters the complexities of joy, sorrow, and ultimately, love. As she navigates her new life, she blossoms into a strong, sweet, and genuine woman. This enchanting sequel by Louisa May Alcott, renowned for her beloved childrens classics like Little Women and An Old Fashioned Girl, invites listeners to witness Roses journey of growth and discovery. (Summary by Maria Therese)

Rose in Bloom

Join Rufus on a heartfelt journey as he navigates the challenges of caring for his sister after escaping the clutches of their alcoholic stepfather, who has fallen into the hands of counterfeiters. Set against the vibrant backdrop of nineteenth-century New York City, this adventure explores whether Rufuss honesty, determination, and a bit of luck can lead them to a brighter future. As the final volume in Horatio Alger, Jr.s captivating six-book series for boys, this tale embodies the spirit of resilience and hope, showcasing how young boys can rise from hardship to achieve success. With themes reminiscent of Dickens, Algers stories resonate with young readers, featuring relatable characters like runaways, bootblacks, and newsboys, all written to inspire and entertain. (Lynette Caulkins)

Rufus and Rose, or The Fortunes of Rough and Ready

Step into the shoes of 12-year-old Ruth as she journeys from London to the Massachusetts Bay Colony in James Otiss captivating tale. Through the eyes of a young girl, this story vividly illustrates the daily challenges and adventures faced by children in the early days of colonial life. Join Ruth on her exploration of a new world, where every day brings new discoveries and experiences. (Summary by Laura Caldwell)

Ruth of Boston- A Story of the Massachusetts Bay Colony

Journey back to the tumultuous days of Europes religious wars in St. Bartholomews Eve, a gripping tale of the Huguenots fierce struggle for the freedom of worship in France. As tensions rise and the stakes grow higher, the story weaves a rich tapestry of adventure, culminating in the harrowing Massacre of St. Bartholomews Eve. Experience the thrilling escapades of Philip Fletcher and his cousin, Francois DeLaville, as they navigate battles, sieges, and narrow escapes—all while a fair damsel in distress adds to the excitement! Join us as Henty, known as The Boys Own Storyteller, immerses you in this captivating historical narrative. (Summary by Minkona)

St. Bartholomews Eve

Thomas Bailey Aldrich’s journey begins in the vibrant streets of New Orleans, where his father relocated from Portsmouth, New Hampshire. After a decade, Aldrich returned to Portsmouth to prepare for college, a formative chapter of his life vividly captured in his semi-autobiographical novel, *The Story of a Bad Boy* (1870). In this groundbreaking work, young Tom Bailey emerges as a relatable hero, heralded by critics as one of the first realistic portrayals of childhood in American literature—laying the groundwork for future classics like *Adventures of Huckleberry Finn*. Aldrichs literary journey continued as he mingled with the intellectual elite in New York City, eventually becoming the editor of the esteemed Atlantic Monthly in the 1880s. The personal tragedy of losing his son to tuberculosis in Saranac Lake, NY, adds a poignant layer to his story. Today, the Aldrich family home in Saranac Lake operates as a charming Bed and Breakfast, while the Aldrich house in Portsmouth is a treasured part of the Strawberry Banke Museum. (Summary by Samanem)

Story of a Bad Boy

Join the adventurous journey of three monkey brothers—Thumb, Thimble, and Nod—who are known as Mulla-mulgars, or royal monkeys. As their mother takes her last breath, she gifts them the enchanted Wonderstone for their protection and urges them to seek out their father. Years ago, he set off to find the kingdom of his brother, the Prince of the Valleys of Tishnar, vowing to return once he discovered the way. Embark on a fantastical adventure filled with magic and mystery as the brothers strive to reunite with their father.

Three Mulla-mulgars

Do you believe in magic? Caroline, Charles, and Charlotte certainly do, and their summer holiday at their great uncles house only strengthens that belief. There, they stumble upon a magical garden and some ancient books, leading to adventures that may not sit well with the adults. E. Nesbit masterfully whisks us back to the nostalgic summer days of a privileged Edwardian childhood, infused with whimsy, humor, and valuable life lessons. Celebrating its 100th anniversary, this lesser-known childrens classic has been out of print for years, with no digital text available at the time of recording. While it may reflect the eras outdated norms, its charm remains irresistible. As Gore Vidal aptly noted ...though a reading of E. Nesbit is hardly going to change the pattern of a nation, there is some evidence that the child who reads her will never be quite the same again, and that is probably a good thing. (Introduction by Ruth Golding) Please note that the reading is from a personal copy of the 1911 first edition.

Wonderful Garden

Join Dorothy, a spirited farm girl, as she is swept away by a cyclone to the enchanting land of Oz. There, she discovers that she has liberated the Munchkins from the clutches of the Wicked Witch of the East. Gifted with the magical Silver Slippers, Dorothy embarks on a quest to find the illustrious Wizard of Oz, the only one who can return her home. Along her journey, she teams up with a Scarecrow, a Tin Woodsman, and a Cowardly Lion, all while evading the menacing Wicked Witch of the West and the myriad perils that lurk in this wondrous realm. (Summary by T.Craft)

Wonderful Wizard of Oz (version 2)

Join us in The Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons, a delightful parody of the classic Sherlock Holmes tales, as narrated by the ever-loyal Dr. Watson. On that fateful April morning in 1912, at our familiar haunt at 221-B Baker Street, we found ourselves embroiled in an absolutely bewildering case—one that would outshine even The Sign of the Four and leave The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle in the dust. This is the story of the most convoluted, perplexing, and utterly hilarious mystery we have ever encountered in our illustrious career. - Summary by TriciaG &amp; the author

Join us in The Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons, a delightful parody of the classic Sherlock Holmes tales, as narrated by the ever-loyal Dr. Watson. On that fateful April morning in 1912, at our familiar haunt at 221-B Baker Street, we found ourselves embroiled in an absolutely bewildering case—one that would outshine even The Sign of the Four and leave The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle in the dust. This is the story of the most convoluted, perplexing, and utterly hilarious mystery we have ever encountered in our illustrious career. - Summary by TriciaG & the author

Adventures of the Eleven Cuff-Buttons

This whimsical tale kicks off with an unexpected inheritance right after a honeymoon, showcasing two inexperienced individuals navigating their new reality. As guests start arriving one after another, chaos ensues, revealing a cast of New Englands delightfully eccentric family members. While our protagonists initially struggle with communication, their wit and humor shine through, bringing levity to the turmoil. With moments that celebrate the beauty of the written word, this narrative blends comedy with rich emotion, making for an engaging experience. (Introduction by D. Wor)

At The Sign of The Jack OLantern

Join humorist Bill Nye on a delightful journey through his life in the rugged town of Laramie, Wyoming. In this posthumously published 1901 edition, youll discover Nyes multifaceted career as a justice of the peace, newspaperman, miner, and postmaster. Accompanied by a heartfelt biographical tribute from his dear friend, the Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley, the book captures the essence of Nyes child-heart, filled with humor, hope, and unwavering kindness. Through a collection of witty stories and insightful essays, dive into the world of a man whose noble spirit and deep affections brought joy to those around him. - Summary by Dale Barkley, proudly from Laramie

Bill Nyes Sparks

Dive into the whimsical world of Saki with this enchanting collection of short stories featuring the young Clovis Sangrail, a character reminiscent of the beloved Reginald. Following the acclaimed “Reginald” and “Reginald in Russia,” this third installment offers a delightful array of tales, where familiar and new characters intertwine in clever and humorous escapades. Join Clovis as he navigates the absurdities of life with wit and charm. (Summary by Graham Redman)

Chronicles of Clovis

This insightful volume is crafted to guide individuals through the nuances of social etiquette, particularly focusing on how men can navigate interactions with the opposite sex. Join April as she shares essential tips and strategies to enhance your social skills and foster meaningful connections.

Complete Bachelor

Step into the richly layered world of Aldous Huxleys Crome Yellow, a captivating satire that brilliantly captures the essence of Lady Ottoline Morrells iconic bohemian gatherings. This novel is not easily pigeonholed; it intertwines sharp irony with a deeply human love story, revealing poignant social commentary beneath its playful surface. Follow Denis Stone, a young poet infatuated with the enchanting Anne Wimbush, as they escape to Priscilla Wimbushs Crome estate for a few weeks of artistic exploration. Amidst their romantic entanglement, Denis overhears thought-provoking conversations about war, society, sex, art, and love that not only foreshadow Huxley’s later dystopian work, Brave New World, but also hint at the ominous shadows of another European conflict. Crome Yellow, Huxleys debut novel, is a treasure trove of early intellectual themes that beckons to be read and appreciated in its own right. - Summary by Expatriate

Crome Yellow, Version 2

On the eve of his 100th birthday, Grandpapa—a lovable yet irascible character—strikes a whimsical deal with the devil. Little does he know, his granddaughter will bear the brunt of this fantastical agreement. Join us for a humorous twist on a classic tale that explores love, family, and unexpected consequences. - Summary by Angelique G. Campbell

Deal With The Devil

Dive into the enchanting world of Elia and The Last Essays of Elia, two captivating collections of essays by the talented Charles Lamb. First published in The London Magazine from 1820 to 1825, these essays quickly became beloved classics, delighting readers with their personal and conversational style. Lamb, who embodies the persona of Elia, shares his reflections alongside his sister Mary, affectionately dubbed Cousin Bridget. The name Elia is inspired by an old Italian clerk from Lambs workplace at the South-Sea House in the early 1790s. While some essays reference Lambs contemporaries and the events of their time, their charm and wit still resonate, inviting modern listeners to enjoy his timeless insights. - Summary by TriciaG

Elia; and The Last Essays of Elia

This captivating collection features articles drawn from Mark Twains remarkable journeys and experiences abroad. While many of these pieces have appeared in print before, several others are making their debut, as one reviewer noted, perhaps not intended for the limelight. With insightful introductory essays by Brander Matthews and Albert Bigelow Paine, this book offers a rich exploration of the complexity and diversity of Samuel L. Clemens thoughts, illustrating their origins and evolution.

Europe and Elsewhere

Irwin Cobbs delightful Europe Revised offers a witty travelogue that captures the essence of adventure with a comedic flair reminiscent of Mark Twain. With a heartfelt dedication that reads, To My Small Daughter Who bade me shed a tear at the tomb of Napoleon, which I was very glad to do, because when I got there my feet certainly were hurting me, Cobb invites readers to join him on a journey filled with laughter and insightful observations.

Europe Revised

Step into the intriguing world of Fiends Delight, a captivating collection of short stories by Ambrose Bierce, published in 1873. Known for his dark and macabre style, Bierce invites readers to explore a variety of themes that range from the callous to the bizarre. Drawing upon his experiences as a Civil War soldier, Bierces writing often reflects the harsh realities of life and death. Despite his personal struggles—including lifelong asthma and the tragic loss of his sons—his work remains a fascinating mix of humor and horror. His daughter, who believed her father was still alive long after his disappearance in Mexico in 1914, adds an enigmatic layer to his legacy. Join us as we delve into the complexities of Bierces life and the captivating tales that continue to haunt readers today.

Fiends Delight

Join Mr. Bensington and Professor Redwood as they embark on a groundbreaking experiment that produces a miraculous substance capable of making living things grow exponentially! However, as their creation spirals out of control, chaos ensues when insects and plants revel in the benefits of this Food of the Gods. Surely, no one would consider giving such a potent substance to a human child... would they? In this lesser-known science fiction satire, H.G. Wells cleverly critiques all facets of society—from scientists and ministers to wealthy philanthropists and revolutionaries—while ultimately reaffirming his faith in humanitys relentless pursuit of progress. - Summary by Catharine Eastman

Food of the Gods, and How It Came to Earth

Dive into the whimsical world of The Foolish Dictionary, penned by Gideon Wurdz (the pseudonym of Charles Wayland Towne) and published in 1904. This unique compendium serves as an exhaustive reference to uncertain English words, revealing their origins, meanings, and both legitimate and quirky uses. With a delightful mix of humor and absurdity, the book redefines common terms in ways that are sure to amuse and perplex modern readers. While LibriVox adheres to a policy of presenting literature in its original form—offensive content included—listeners can appreciate the amusingly bizarre commentary throughout. Be prepared for some definitions that might raise eyebrows, particularly in section 10, which contains racially charged content. Join Maddie as she guides you through this entertaining exploration of language.

Foolish Dictionary

Dive into the whimsical world of Jimmy Martin, a masterful press agent whose adventures are as comic as they are poignant. With his extraordinary nerve, vivid imagination, and a heart full of childlike wonder, Jimmy orchestrates outrageous publicity stunts for amusement parks, theaters, and performers, often leading to hilariously unexpected outcomes. Amidst his misadventures, he relentlessly pursues both career success and the affections of the enchanting Lolita Murphy from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Written by an American author and theatrical press agent who was a cornerstone of the famed Algonquin Round Table and is credited with naming “The New Yorker,” this tale promises a delightful blend of humor and heart.

Fresh Every Hour

Join Canadian humorist Palmer Cox, renowned for his beloved Brownies books, as he presents a delightful collection of whimsical verse and witty short prose vignettes. In the words of the publishers preface, thrice happy is the man who, having seen, can tell the fun; and having told, can picture it for others’ eyes and so roll on the rollicking humor, for the brightening of a world already far too sad. Experience laughter and joy through Coxs charming storytelling, crafted to uplift and entertain. - Summary by Larry Wilson

Frontier Humor in Verse, Prose and Picture

When common burglar Jimmy returns to England after the death of his uncle, he finds himself entangled in a complicated romance with the daughter of a former cop. As a jewel thief, his past threatens to unravel their blossoming relationship, pushing him to navigate the dangerous line between love and crime. - Summary by kirk202

Gem Collector

Step into the world of Don Quixote, a timeless Spanish novel penned by Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra. Published in two volumes in 1605 and 1615, this masterpiece is hailed as the most influential work of literature from the Spanish Golden Age and a cornerstone of the entire Spanish literary canon. As a pioneering piece of modern Western literature and one of the earliest canonical novels, it consistently ranks among the greatest works of fiction ever created. The story chronicles the whimsical adventures of Mr. Alonso Quixano, a nobleman whose obsession with chivalric romances drives him to madness. Dubbing himself Don Quixote de la Mancha, he embarks on a quest to revive chivalry, right wrongs, and seek justice in the world. Accompanied by his loyal squire, the down-to-earth Sancho Panza, Don Quixotes delusions lead to humorous and poignant encounters as he grapples with the reality of his knightly aspirations. Cervantes masterfully employs literary techniques such as realism, metatheatre, and intertextuality, leaving a lasting impact on the literary landscape. The echoes of Don Quixote can be found in the works of great authors like Alexandre Dumas, Mark Twain, and Edmond Rostand, while the term quixotic and the name Lothario have become part of our cultural lexicon. Arthur Schopenhauer even considered it one of the four greatest novels ever written, alongside Tristram Shandy, La Nouvelle Héloïse, and Wilhelm Meister. - Summary by Wikipedia

Don Quixote, Vol. 2

Join Jack and Jill as they embark on an adventurous day of fun and laughter, only to face an unexpected turn of events when they tumble off their sled on the seasons first snow! Bedridden for months, their injuries lead them to discover the true meaning of friendship. With the warmth of Christmas preparations, a captivating theatrical production, and the support of their caring parents and friends, Jack and Jill learn valuable lessons about camaraderie and resilience. This heartwarming tale is sure to become a cherished family favorite! Summary by Mary Anderson.

Jack and Jill

First published in 1908, this enchanting collection brings to life the beautiful legends and fairy tales of Japan, lovingly gathered, translated, and retold by Yei Theodora Ozaki. With a heartfelt mission to introduce these captivating stories to Western children, Ozaki reveals tales that remain largely unknown, inspired by the encouragement of her friend Andrew Lang, a renowned collector of fairy stories. Immerse yourself in the magic of Japans rich storytelling tradition. (Summary by not.a.moose)

Japanese Fairy Tales

Dive into the enchanting world of The Junior Classics, a remarkable ten-volume collection designed to captivate the imaginations of children aged six to sixteen. This first volume features a treasure trove of timeless tales, blending ancient and modern stories that have delighted generations. Experience beloved narratives in their original forms, including classic works by renowned authors such as Hans Christian Andersen, Aesop, and the Brothers Grimm.

Junior Classics Volume - Fairy and Wonder Tales

In the enchanting continuation of this beloved series, its the Little Colonels turn to step into the spotlight as the bride! After her friend Lloyds turn as maid of honor, the question now arises who will claim her heart? Will it be one of our familiar faces like Malcolm MacIntyre, Rob Moore, Alex Shelby, Phil Tremont, or Jack Ware, or could it be a new knight who comes riding in to sweep her off her feet? Join us for this delightful romantic adventure! (Summary by Maria Therese)

Little Colonels Knight Comes Riding

Discover thirty-one delightful evening devotionals crafted for children, yet equally uplifting for adults seeking a moment of spiritual renewal. These heartwarming reflections are perfect for nurturing faith and bedtime peace. (Jael Baldwin)

Little Pillows, or Good-Night Thoughts for Little Ones

Step into the enchanting world of Little Queen of Hearts, a delightful childrens story that follows the heartwarming journey of Marie-Celeste. As she moves to Windsor Castle to live with her orphaned cousin, she discovers the captivating life of Queen Victoria and the rich tapestry of English culture. Through her innocent insights and charming perspective, Marie-Celeste endears herself to everyone she meets, sharing her newfound knowledge in the most delightful way.

Little Queen of Hearts

Dive into the delightful world of Mary Frances in Among the Kitchen People. In this charming tale, young girls are inspired to become their mothers helpers in the kitchen, just like Mary Frances, who aspires to be useful. Join her as she embarks on culinary adventures with her whimsical friends, including Mantel Clock, Auntie Rolling Pin, and Yellow Bowl, learning how to make tea, toast, boiled eggs, and so much more. Written with warmth and imagination, this story is sure to enchant readers of all ages. - Summary by Lynne Thompson

Mary Frances Cook Book

In the heartwarming tale of Mother Carey’s Chickens, we follow the enduring spirit of the Carey family as they navigate life after Captain Carey embarks on a long, uncertain journey. Although they strive to remain a united family, the absence of their father creates an undeniable void. As they cling to cherished memories of his love and guidance, the Careys resolve to embody what their mother calls the three Bs—brave, bright, and busy. This poignant story, penned by the author of Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm, chronicles a widow and her four children who, facing financial hardships, must leave their beloved home and start anew in the quaint “Yellow House” of turn-of-the-century Beulah, Maine. Fans of the Disney movie “Summer Magic,” featuring Hayley Mills, will find this tale a charming and nostalgic exploration of resilience and family ties. (Summary by Maria Therese – with quotes from the book)

Mother Carey’s Chickens

Dive into the enchanting world crafted by Thornton W. Burgess, a passionate conservationist and beloved childrens author. His delightful tales of woodland creatures not only entertain with gentle humor but also impart valuable lessons on kindness and cooperation. Perfect for bedtime, these stories will captivate the hearts of young listeners and inspire them to embrace the beauty of nature. (Summary by Laurie Anne Walden)

Mother West Wind Why Stories

Dive into the enchanting world of Russian folklore with Old Peters Russian Tales, where Arthur Ransome, renowned for his beloved Swallows and Amazons series, presents his only public domain fiction work. Drawing from his experiences as a newspaper correspondent in Russia during a tumultuous time, Ransome weaves together well-known and lesser-known tales that capture the essence of the culture. His unique perspective, shaped by his involvement in the revolution and his marriage to Trotskys former secretary, adds a rich layer to these captivating stories. Join us on this literary journey through the vibrant tapestry of Russian tales. (Summary by AJM)

Old Peters Russian Tales

When country girl Polly Milton visits her friend Fanny Shaw, she soon discovers that city life isnt quite the adventure she envisioned. Surrounded by a chaotic family dynamic, Polly draws upon the wisdom imparted by her mother to cultivate cheerfulness, honesty, and respect, embodying virtue in her actions. Four years later, Polly returns, determined to make a living as a music teacher, only to find herself entangled in a web of heartache, love triangles, and unexpected challenges. Pollys journey reveals that the aspirations of an old-fashioned girl can indeed blossom into reality.

Old-Fashioned Girl (Dramatic Reading)

The Peterkin Papers is a delightful collection of humorous tales by Lucretia Peabody Hale, showcasing her most beloved work. At the heart of the story is the endearing yet hilariously inept Peterkin family, who tackle various challenges with creativity, energy, and enthusiasm—yet often lack common sense. Each chapter presents a new problem, typically resolved in an amusingly roundabout way, until they are ultimately saved by the wise old lady from Philadelphia, whose straightforward solutions cut through the confusion. The charm lies not just in the narrative but in the intricate storytelling that weaves together layers of humor and affection for these endearing characters. Readers, even younger ones, will find themselves anticipating the obvious solutions that elude the Peterkins.

Peterkin Papers (version 2)

When Bob and Frank reach out to their friend Jack in New Mexico through radio telephony, they receive a chilling plea for help that propels the Radio Boys into an exhilarating adventure along the Mexican Border. Prepare for a thrilling ride filled with suspense and camaraderie! - Summary by Chris Thompson

Radio Boys on the Mexican Border

Join ten-year-old Rebecca Randall as she embarks on a new adventure at her aunts brick house in Riverboro. Though her arrival is met with a chilly reception, Rebeccas vibrant spirit begins to warm the hearts of those around her. Will she be able to navigate Aunt Mirandas strict ways and find her place in this new home? Experience the charm and challenges of Rebeccas journey in this delightful dramatic reading. (Summary by Twinkle88)

Rebecca of Sunnybrook Farm (Dramatic Reading)

Step into the enchanting world of Oz with The Scarecrow of Oz, the ninth installment in L. Frank Baums beloved series. First published on July 16, 1915, this captivating tale is Baums personal favorite and follows the adventurous duo, Capn Bill and Trot, as they journey to Oz. With the clever assistance of the Scarecrow, they set out to liberate the land from the tyrannical rule of King Krewl of Jinxland. Enjoy a rich narrative experience brought to life by talented narrators, including Cori Samuel, Ed Good, and Kelly Harmon, alongside a vibrant cast of characters performed by a diverse ensemble.

Scarecrow of Oz

J. M. Barrie, best known for his timeless classic Peter Pan, also gifted us with the poignant tale of Sentimental Tommy. This novel delves into the life of a young boy navigating the harsh realities of growing up in the slums of London at the twilight of the 19th century. Unlike Peter Pan, Tommy cannot escape the demands of adulthood, even as he grapples with his childhood dreams amidst the struggles of his environment. This semi-autobiographical narrative invites readers to explore the intersection of fantasy and reality in a boys formative years. - Summary by Stav Nisser.

Sentimental Tommy

Not once upon a time, but right now, in a charming white house by the side of a road, three joyful children live with their loving parents. Their names—Jehosophat Green, Marmaduke Green, and Hepzebiah Green—are as unique as the delightful tales that unfold in this enchanting collection of bedtime stories. Join these three happy siblings and their friends as they embark on imaginative adventures each night for twenty days, perfect for sparking the imagination of young listeners. (Summary by P. Cunningham)

Seven OClock Stories

Join the delightful Six Little Bunkers, a spirited group of brothers and sisters, as they embark on an exciting adventure during their visit to Aunt Jo in Boston! This second installment of the series promises fun, laughter, and unforgettable moments. (Summary by Maria Therese)

Six Little Bunkers at Aunt Jo’s

When fourteen-year-old Sally Carter decides to confide in her new friend Doris Craig about a secret she uncovered at Slipper Point, she has no idea of the thrilling adventure that awaits them! Join Sally and Doris as they unravel the twists and turns of this captivating mystery. Augusta Huiell Seaman, the talented author of over 40 historical fiction and mystery novels aimed at older children, first published The Slipper Point Mystery in 1919. (summary by J. M. Smallheer)

Slipper Point Mystery

Dive into the thrilling universe of Tom Corbett - Space Cadet, a groundbreaking multimedia phenomenon of the 1950s. This captivating series featured a radio show, a TV series, comic books, a breakfast cereal, and a collection of young-adult novels. Combining the spirit of Tom Browns School Days with the adventurous essence of Horatio Hornblower, the books chronicle the escapades of Tom, along with his friends Roger Manning and Astro, as they navigate the challenges of Space Academy on their quest to become officers of the Solar Guard. Their journey is filled with encounters with space pirates, smugglers, and the ever-looming threat of demerits for rule-breaking. While the true authorship of the novels remains shrouded in mystery under the pseudonym Carey Rockwell, the likely candidates include Joseph Greene, the characters creator, and Richard Jessup, a contributor to the TV and radio adaptations. (Summary by Sean OHara)

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