I will try to add one every other day or so. I tend to favor fiction but am not above a dash into non-fiction every now and then.

Let's get started with the first recommendation:

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I highly recommend "Regnald" a series of short stories by the same name. These are Munro's precious glimpses, hilarious in nature,
into Edwardian sensibilities.

Listen to the above on libvrox audio books: at:

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The audio book habit is a good one to acquire. I listen when I can't sleep or when doing other things. Great catalog.

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 What was the Edwardian Period Like?
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2.  Dorothy Parker

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3. Andre Chekhov
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See also "The Proposal"

4. Max Beerbohm

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 5. Shakespeare: Anthologies

This is a easy to digest audio anthology of memorable moments in Shakespeare's work. Free downloads too.

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