Chapter and Pillow: Where Stories Drift Into Sleep
Welcome to Chapter & Pillow: Where Stories Drift Into Sleep. No AI narration—just a human voice, a timeless story, and a quiet night.
This sleep podcast offers gentle readings of timeless literature, designed to help you unwind, de-stress, and drift off peacefully. Each episode features classic stories read in a soothing voice by a real human (me), with soft pacing that creates a calm, bedtime-friendly atmosphere. Whether you just can't sleep or quiet the thoughts from your day, are trying to build a peaceful nighttime ritual, or simply enjoy classic storytelling, you’ll find comfort here.
Born from a love of literature and a desire to offer something quiet and restorative in a noisy world, Chapter & Pillow brings you the feeling of a bedtime story, wherever you are.
So fluff your pillow, turn off the lights, and join me. A story is waiting.
Keywords: sleep podcast, bedtime story for adults, classic literature, relaxing stories, soothing voice, fall asleep fast, public domain audiobooks, insomnia help, slow reading podcast, calm bedtime ritual
Episodes
Swiss Family Robinson: A Calming Bedtime Story | by Johann David Wyss
The Floating Prince | A Calm Bedtime Story by Frank R. Stockton
Old Pipes and the Dryad: A Calming Bedtime Story for Adults | by Frank R. Stockton
The Bee-Man of Orn: A Calming Bedtime Story for Adults | by Frank R. Stockton
The Old Peabody Pew, Part 2 | by Kate Douglas Wiggin
The Old Peabody Pew | by Kate Douglas Wiggin, Part 1
A Christmas Dream and How It Came True | by Louisa May Alcott
The Gift of the Magi - by O'Henry and The Child's Story - by Charles Dickens
Christmas Every Day - by William Dean (W.D.) Howells
An Old-Fashioned Thanksgiving - by Louisa May Alcott
An Angel in Disguise - by T.S. Arthur
Swiss Family Robinson - Part 3 - by Johann David Wyss
The Selfish Giant and The Devoted Friend - by Oscar Wilde
Swiss Family Robinson - Part 2 - by Johann David Wyss
Swiss Family Robinson by Johann David Wyss - Part 1, Chapter 1
The Happy Prince - by Oscar Wilde