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The Reading Hour

The Reading Hour

De: Andrew Osborn
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On The Reading Hour, a weekly radio program and podcast, I read aloud from novels, stories, essays, and poems in the public domain—works of literary accomplishment published mostly before 1930. I begin each episode with part of a long work read serially over a number of weeks. During the final twenty-minute segment, one or more shorter works are shared. Welcome!

Andrew Langworthy Osborn 2025 Arte Historia y Crítica Literaria
Episodios
  • V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 3, chs. 4-7; Dickinson poems

    V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 3, chs. 4-7; Dickinson poems
    Jan 16 2026

    Episode 10 departs from The Reading Hour's usual format by beginning with a few short works by the 19th-century American poet Emily Dickinson, with whom episode 9 had concluded. The Reader Hour then presents chapters 4-7 of To the Lighthouse's third part, "The Lighthouse."
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    59 m
  • V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 3, chs. 1-3; Dickinson poems

    V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 3, chs. 1-3; Dickinson poems
    Jan 16 2026

    With Episode 9, we begin the third, final part of Woolf's To the Lighthouse, which is titled "The Lighthouse," and which relates the events of a day at the Ramsay summer house in the Scottish Hebrides roughly a decade after Part 1. The episode concludes with a brief introduction to Emily Dickinson and a reading of several of her poems.
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    59 m
  • V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 2

    V. Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Part 2
    Jan 14 2026

    Episode 8 presents the whole of To the Lighthouse's relatively short middle section, "Time Passes," during which the novel speeds through the human events of a decade while focusing on inhuman nature's effects upon the summer house and the care required to restore human order.
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    52 m
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