Short Story Today Podcast feature
- Dec 6, 2024
- 1 min read
It was such an honour to be featured on my favourite podcast, Short Story Today. Jon DiSavino is such an excellent interviewer. He loves the short story form so much, and he asked such brilliant questions. Another amazing feature of the podcast: He gets talented actors to read and perform one of the stories, and in my case, it was my story Don't Look Back, which first appeared on Jewishfiction. net and is of course featured in my Guernica Editions collection, Things that Cause Inappropriate Happiness. It was amazing to hear Sierra Liden act it out so beautifully. What an honour.
Thank you so much again to Jon for having me. You can listen to it here:
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