<p>In this month's episode of "Tales from the Hood: Motherhood That Is," Christine Granados talks about the humbling experience she had the first time she was asked to read her own work in front of an audience. Granados also announces the winners of the prize drawing for her second book of fiction "Fight Like a Man and Other Stories We Tell Our Children."</p>

In this month's episode of "Tales from the Hood: Motherhood That Is," Christine Granados talks about the humbling experience she had the first time she was asked to read her own work in front of an audience. Granados also announces the winners of the prize drawing for her second book of fiction "Fight Like a Man and Other Stories We Tell Our Children."

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On Tales from the hood, motherhood that is, Christine Granados, who is a writer and publisher, shares glimpses of her life as a mother. She is married to a fourth-generation Texan. Together they are raising two teenaged boys in Central Texas. Listeners will delve into the adventures of this Mexican American mama negotiating her way through “panty forests,” “neutralists” and everything in between.

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Do all authors have to go through this?

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