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Novelist Susan DeFreitas joins us after her Spillers № 7 short story reading to tell us why Southwestern writers are literary outlaws, how being misunderstood requires you to understand yourself, and why circus arts beats the Suzuki method any day. [Note: This episode is for mature audiences, only.]
Novelist and short fiction writer Susan DeFreitas reads her short story “Pyrophitic” at Spillers № 7 on March 14, 2017.
[Originally released on December 10, 2015 as ep. 3.] Kelsey Pinckney is a lot of things–author, publisher, lachrymose birthday gal–and she’s our first guest to have ever run into a person outside a tattoo parlor on Friday the 13th while riding a new bicycle. Kelsey’s story “Crying on My Birthday” was a hit at Spillers № 2, and here she tells us what it takes to slap an issue of her literary journal Four Chambers together and why all her narrators are alternate-reality Kelseys.
Brian & Robert talk all things Spillers № 7 (Tuesday, March 14, 2017 @ 7:30 at Valley Bar), including the tantalizing short fiction to be served up by writers Susan DeFreitas, Urian Garcia, Spillers’ co-host Robert Hoekman Jr, Leah Roper, and Dana Diehl. Spillers № 7 promises to be another book-the-babysitter-now event, and this episode is your be-all and end-all primer for the big show.
[Originally released on March 7, 2016 as ep. 11.] Author and poet Ed Tankersley reads his original short story “Until This Is Over” at Spillers № 3 on February 1, 2016.
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