Bedtime in the Public Domain

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Five Daemons are upset with Santa's success in his work, and kidnap him to stop his progress.

The formal announcement of Book 21: "A Kidnapped Santa Claus".

The entire story of Robin Hood's young protege.

The Sherriff of Nottingham finds his way to Robin Hood's camp.

The Sherriff of Nottingham learns the truth about his son's fate.

Young Robin encounters the swineherd once more.

Young Robin explores the area on his own, and witnesses nature in all its glory.

Little John helps young Robin learn to use his new bow and arrow.

Young Robin encounters the band of criminals that stole from his party in the woods.

Young Robin meets another young boy while lost in the forest.

We meet our hero, the young Master Robin.

Announcing the next book, which begins on November 8, 2021.

The complete audiobook version of The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells.

Prendick returns to society, in a way. While the term was not yet in use, he describes his experiences with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Prendick is the last surviving human on the island, and without Dr. Moreau's ongoing procedures, the beast folk are reverting to their instinctive ways.

Prendick finds himself the sole human on the island, and that's not a safe thing to be.

In times of crisis, Montgomery's coping skills are found to be wanting.

Prendick convinces Montgomery of the importance of finding Moreau.

Things take a sudden and substantial turn for the worse.

Prendick and Montgomery make a very disturbing discovery.

Montgomery and Prendick have a summarized conversation about the inhabitants of the island.

Dr. Moreau explains his research and goals to Prendick, including an abbreviated history of the island.

Moreau and Montgomery find Prendick just before his drowns himself.

Prendick is taken to the village of the Beast Folk, and learns a little more about their culture.

Prendick tries to escape for fear of being vivisected.

Prendick returns to his room, and his absence has been noticed.

Prendick goes into the woods to escape the cries of the puma, and soon regrets his decision.

Prendick tries to get some answers from Montgomery, but it's difficult with the noises of the puma in the background.

Edward is provided secure accommodations on the island, and is finally far enough up on Maslow's hierarchy that he can sit and think. He suddenly and unpleasantly realizes where he's heard the name of his host before.

Mr. Prendick is rescued, but that doesn't mean he is lucky.

The captain gets drunks, and decides he's done having passengers.

Edward catches Montgomery at a vulnerable moment, and learns a little bit more.

Edward meets one of Montgomery's strange travelling companions.

Prendick awakens on the Ipecacuanha and meets a man named Montgomery.

Edward Prendick recounts the events that led him from the shipwreck of the Lady Vain to being the last soul alive in his boat.

In this brief introduction, Charles Edward Prendick sets the stage for the story transcribed by his uncle Edward Prendick, who shows signs of what modern society would refer to as Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.

The formal announcement of our next book: The Island of Dr. Moreau by H.G. Wells.

The complete text of Biltmore Oswald: The Diary of a Hapless Recruit, by Thorne Smith.

Biltmore ships out.

This is the final chapter of Biltmore Oswald: The Diary of a Hapless Recruit, by Thorne Smith.

Biltmore tries to figure out what his assignment is, and those around him make very helpful suggestions.

Biltmore applies for a furlough, and gets an extremely unexpected reply.

Biltmore is called for the First Class exam.

Polly is impatient for a ring.

Biltmore and friends meet a wonderful couple on the town.

Biltmore has news, but Tim isn't thrilled to hear it.

Biltmore's mother pays another visit, and brings Polly with her.

Biltmore may be transferred, if they can find anyone who wants him.

Mr. Fogerty takes a lot of liberty.

Biltmore wrote a song.