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The Literary Life
By Podcast produced by Amy HassingerArts
The Literary Life episodes
- Episode 46 - Nina Mukerjee FursteneauDrawing connections; an reading from Fursteneau's book BITING THROUGH THE SKIN; and a farewell7 min
- Episode 45 - Nancy McCabeAn introduction to Nancy McCabe, and a reading from her novel FOLLOWING DISASTERS6 min
- Episode 44 - Sonya HuberAn introduction to essayist Sonya Huber, and a reading from her collection PAIN WOMAN TAKES YOUR KEYS AND OTHER ESSAYS FROM A NERVOUS SYSTEM8 min
- Episode 43 - Patricia Hruby PowellA reading from Patricia Hruby Powell's new documentary novel, LOVING VS. VIRGINIA6 min
- Episode 42 - Andy DouglasA brief introduction to spiritual memoir, and a reading from Andy Douglas' memoir, THE CURVE OF THE WORLD: INTO THE SPIRITUAL HEART OF YOGA7 min
- Episode 41 - Stephen R. RobertsAn introduction to Shari Wagner's website, Through the Sycamores, and to the poet Stephen R. Roberts, and a reading of his poem, "Down in Mechanicsburg"5 min
- Episode 40 - Allison Adelle Hedge CokePoetry and song; Allison Adelle Hedge Coke; a reading of "America, I Sing You Back"7 min
- Episode 39 - Julie Price PinkertonA brief introduction to poet Julie Price Pinkerton and a reading of her poem "Why I Opted for the More Expensive Oil at Jiffy Lube"5 min
- Episode 38 - Steve DavenportAn introduction to poet Steve Davenport and a reading of his poem, "Real Simple (1)."4 min
- Episode 37 - Janice HarringtonA brief introduction to Janice Harrington and a reading of her poem, "Picture of the Poet and Horace H. Pippin Before the Perigee"5 min
About The Literary Life
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A weekly micro-podcast hosted by author Amy Hassinger on all things writing and literature-related, featuring excerpts from published work by Midwestern authors. Think Garrison Keillor's "A Writer's…
Almanac," with a regional focus and a personal touch. Podcast artwork by Cope Cumpston; music by Daniel Davis.