Hi everyone, my name is Otis Gray and you're listening to Sleepy.

The podcast where I read old books to help you get to sleep.

Well, I hope a lot of you loved the previous Winnie the Poe episode.

It has been a long time coming and it was pretty amazing that Winnie the Poe entered the public domain this year.

So tonight, in regards to a male author of Winnie the Poe, we're going to be reading some more of his stories

for you to fall asleep too. But before we do, I just want to go ahead and thank all of our brand new

patrons on patreon.com. Sarah Bellin and Jellica DeFosys, Katie Nakanishi, and a very, very special shout-out

to Paris Homes, who I'm told is a very, very hard worker and find some peace listening to the Sleepy

podcast at night. So I just want to say thank you for listening to the show and I'm really glad

that I can help you does off at night Paris. So thank you all and to those of you listening who don't

know all these wonderful names that I just read are brand new patrons on patreon.com, which is a site

where you can go and support creators of the work that you like. So if the Sleepy podcast has become

part of your nightly routine, then consider going to patreon.com slash sleepy radio and donating

even a dollar a month. At five dollars a month, you get access to a ton of rhythmic poetry readings

that I do that are exclusive from the regular podcast feed. But no matter how much you donate,

I will read your name in the opening credits of the next show after you do.

So again, if you would like to be a part of making this show, just go to patreon.com slash sleepy radio.

Thank you.

And as always, the music you're hearing is by my good friend James Lepkowski and the cover

out for sleepy is by Gracie Cana.

So tonight, I'm going to be reading some more A.A. Melon.

Winnie the Pooh obviously is his most recognizable work, but he was very prolific writer.

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