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We post new episodes weekly between March and June. To see all past episodes, click here. 

Episode 10: Crystal Wilkinson Reads “Endangered Species: Case 47401” from Story Magazine

May 26, 2020 39:47

In this episode, Crystal Wilkinson reads her story “Endangered Species: Case 47401” from Story magazine. Crystal Wilkinson is the author of...

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Episode 9: Lea Carpenter reads “Candy Cane” from Sewanee Review

May 11, 2020 00:33:38

In this episode, Lea Carpenter reads her story “Candy Cane” from the Summer 2019 issue of the Sewanee Review. Lea Carpenter is the...

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Episode 8: Erin Somers reads “Waltz” from Ecotone

April 28, 2020 0:33:37

In this episode, Erin Somers reads her story “Waltz” from the Summer 2019 issue of Ecotone. Erin Somers’s writing has appeared in...

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Episode 7: John Miguel Shakespear Reads “We The Living” from The Cincinnati Review

April 20, 2020 00:31:15

In this episode, John Miguel Shakespear reads his story “We The Living” from the Fall 2019 issue of The Cincinnati Review. John...

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Co-Producers

This This This is an independent podcast produced by Kate Tighe-Pigott and Ted Thompson. 

Kate Tighe-Pigott

Kate Tighe-Pigott is a writer and audio producer. Her stories have appeared in Blackbird, Grist Online, Passages North, River River, and Willow Springs, and Electric Literature (forthcoming). She earned her MFA at the University of Kentucky. She has produced audio for New Limestone Review, WBUR Boston, and Columbia University, among others.

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Ted Thompson

Ted Thompson’s first novel, The Land of Steady Habits, came out in 2014, and was adapted into a film by Netflix. His stories have appeared in VQR, Tin House, American Short Fiction, Electric Literature, One Teen Story, and Best New American Voices. He went to the Iowa Writers’ Workshop and teaches in the Brooklyn College MFA Program.

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