<p>On a Tuesday morning, Walter Bowne reads, sometimes poorly, and with much haste, and a cold read at that, this amazing story for his hopefully attentive students. A better version may follow while recording from home studio. idk. Enjoy, I hope. </p>

On a Tuesday morning, Walter Bowne reads, sometimes poorly, and with much haste, and a cold read at that, this amazing story for his hopefully attentive students. A better version may follow while recording from home studio. idk. Enjoy, I hope.

<p>On a Tuesday morning, Walter Bowne reads, sometimes poorly, and with much haste, and a cold read at that, this amazing story for his hopefully attentive students. A better version may follow while recording from home studio. idk. Enjoy, I hope.&nbsp;</p>

Walter Bowne reads "Roman Fever" by Edith Wharton to his students

Walter Bowne may pontificate on the glories of Walt Whitman; or regale listeners to his travels to the Frost Farm in New Hamposhire; or speculate on the miracles in Emily Dickinson; he may lecture long on Greek and Roman rhetoric; he may sopar box on college costs; and he may even say something wise about literature, writing, and the human condition.

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Walter Bowne reads "Roman Fever" by Edith Wharton to his students

Walter Bowne reads "Roman Fever" by Edith Wharton to his students

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