From Langston Hughes "Early Autumn" and "Autumn time" by Anthony Lentini, relaxing storytelling

364 - Celebrate the bittersweet beauty of autumn as TWOstories whisper poignant memories with each falling leaf. Tuck in to hear "Early Autumn" from the legendary Langston Hughes, followed by critically-lauded "The Last Tree" from unknown author Anthony Lentini.

364 - Celebrate the bittersweet beauty of autumn as TWO stories whisper poignant memories with each falling leaf. Tuck in to hear "Early Autumn" from the legendary Langston Hughes, followed by critically-lauded "The Last Tree" from unknown author Anthony Lentini.

363 - WHO carried out the "KILL" order? Miss Marple knows, will you? Tuck in for our 9th Agatha Christie mystery "The Four Suspects."

363 - WHO carried out the "KILL" order? Miss Marple knows, will you? Tuck in for our 9th Agatha Christie mystery "The Four Suspects."

362 - For a delectably perfect Halloween listen: Enjoy a restaurant that is so exclusive . . . some people NEVER leave. Tuck in and find out what's really being served as Stanley Ellin's subtle horror story, "The Specialty of the House" sneaks up on you.

362 - For a delectably perfect Halloween listen: Enjoy arestaurant that is so exclusive . . . some people NEVER leave. Tuck in and find out what's really being served as Stanley Ellin's subtle horror story, "The Specialty of the House" sneaks up on you.

362 - For a delectably perfect Halloween listen: Enjoy a restaurant that is so exclusive . . . some people NEVER leave. Tuck in and find out what's really being served as Stanley Ellin's subtle horror story, "The Specialty of the House" sneaks up on you.

361 - Wishes do come true, but this one came with a horrific price. Tuck in for this celebrated classic work of the macabre, "The Monkey's Paw" from W.W. Jacobs.

361 - Wishes do come true, but this one came with a horrific price. Tuck in for this celebrated classic work of the macabre, "The Monkey's Paw" from W.W. Jacobs.

360 - No one will know what you did . . . except the dead guy. Tuck in for "Button, Button" from the influential author with more adapted works than anyother, Richard Matheson.