In tonight's story our traveler and his new Martian friend discuss many of the differences between their communities. As they discuss women's roles, politics, and religion, I challenge you to remember that this story was written in 1893. Of course...that's IF you make it that far before drifting off to sleep.

As always, tonight's episode is comfortably wrapped in peaceful music and the chorus of nature to help you find your perfect sleep.

Prior to tonight's chapter, enjoy a snippet from The Coil by J.C. Moore available for sale here. (The Coil is for adult horror story lovers only.)

Oh my did we find a good one!

Gathered from the feminist writings of the late 1800s, we begin this novel tonight that will undoubtedly become part of our Cheeky Book Talk Collection available on Amazon.

But for now, enjoy this tale of our nameless hero as he travels to Mars in his "aeroplane" and finds two very different cultures to explore.

As always, our tale is nestled in with calming music and the sounds of a good nights sleep.

Widely accepted as one of America's first ghost stories, enjoy this story in it's original voice with references in real time to early American landmarks and characters.

As always we've cocooned this bedtime story with cozy music and the sounds of evening nature to help you find your best sleep.

Clip at beginning comes from "Walt Disney's Kansas City Home" available from Amazon.