Sitting With The Classics
They are some of the most groundbreaking, critically acclaimed and controversial stories of all time… but why? Join host Glenda Carpio as she reads deep into the literary classics — providing critical analysis and raising meaningful questions for listeners to reflect on after they have finished the audiobook adaptations. Using her background as an author and Professor of African and African American Studies and English at Harvard University, Carpio puts forth thoughtful and precise commentary on the themes present in each title and how they sit with our world today. To find exclusive audiobooks of classic novels, search each title on Spotify and listen free today.
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