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LitReading - Classic Short Stories

LitReading - Classic Short Stories

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Litreading brings classic short stories to life—expertly narrated with care, clarity, and just enough character to keep things lively. From Poe to Twain, Wolfe to Hemingway, each episode features a complete tale designed for immersive, thoughtful listening in a few minutes to an hour.

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  • A Wireless Message–a Classic Frightening Story by Ambrose Bierce

    A Wireless Message–a Classic Frightening Story by Ambrose Bierce
    Oct 3 2025

    As Halloween approaches we begin a time for scarier stories. For this short tale with a chilling twist we turn to prolific 19th century stories Ambrose Bierce for "A Wireless Message."


    Ambrose Bierce is considered one of the 19th Century finest authors of shockingly realistic short stories. His most famous tale “An Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge” is one of our favorites and can be heard at Litreading.

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    7 m
  • The Cask of Amontillado–a Chilling Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe

    The Cask of Amontillado–a Chilling Short Story by Edgar Allan Poe
    Oct 1 2025

    While Halloween is the season for scary stories, their popularity is timeless. That is why this dark tale of revenge still send chills down listeners spines after almost two centuries.

    The Cask of Amontillado was first published in the November 1946 issue “Godey’s Lady’s Book” which demonstrates the universal fascination with scary stories. Poe understood humanity’s greatest fears and exploited them masterfully, making him the all-time master of the horror genre.

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    17 m
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