Hey, my name's Otis Gray, and you're listening to Sleepy.

A podcast where I read old books to help you get to sleep. And this is a midweek bedtime

story for you.

I hope you've been having a wonderful week so far and I hope you really enjoy the two

hours of Edith Wharton for a 300th episode. We are officially in the 300th for

sleepy and I could not be happier. So this is a midweek bedtime story for you. Every Wednesday,

it'll be shorter stories and little essays, maybe collections of poetry,

just smaller bedtime stories for the middle of your week to help you snooze.

Our longer episodes are going to keep posting every Sunday as always and those are

going to be the episodes I have longer intros where I get to profoundly thank our

Patreon members and yeah these Wednesday episode they'll be just simply

shorter shows have a beginning in an end

And as always for an ad-free version of Sleepy for just $2 a month, go to

Patreon.com slash Sleepy radio or click the blue Sleepy logo in the banner on the

top of this Spotify page.

And as always the music hearing is by my good friend James Lepkowski and the cover-art

for sleepy is by Gracie Canaan.

I really hope you love these midweek stories.

And for our 300 first episode I am going to be reading a very very

snoozy cerebral essay called The Color of Life by Alice Maino.

And now is the time for you to fluff up your pillow, just how you like it.

Feel yourself melt into your bed. just how you like it.

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