New Show- 'Twas The Night by Anita Page and Confessions of a Good Mother by Ray Daniel
Posted by Reader at 2/29/2008 3:42 PM 
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Tags: sci fi fiction;literature drama radio edgar Award; paranormal; southern crime
Categories: uncategorized
Tags: sci fi fiction;literature drama radio edgar Award; paranormal; southern crime
March 2nd, 9th and 16th
'Twas The Night by Anita Page
Anita Page's short stories have appeared in The Prosecution Rests (Little, Brown), Murder New York Style (L&L Dreamspell), Word Riot, Mysterical-e, Mouth Full of Bullets, Ball State University Forum, Jewish Horizons, and Heresies. She recently completed a dark traditional mystery set in the Catskills featuring Hannah Fox and Jack Grundy, who make guest appearances in "'Twas the Night," published last fall in The Gift of Murder (Wolfmont Press). She lives in New York's Mid-Hudson Valley.
as well as
Confessions of a Good Mother by Ray Daniel
Born and bred in the Boston Area, Ray Daniel lives in the high-tech
belt West of Boston where he writes and works on reforming his Boston accent.
'Twas The Night by Anita Page
Anita Page's short stories have appeared in The Prosecution Rests (Little, Brown), Murder New York Style (L&L Dreamspell), Word Riot, Mysterical-e, Mouth Full of Bullets, Ball State University Forum, Jewish Horizons, and Heresies. She recently completed a dark traditional mystery set in the Catskills featuring Hannah Fox and Jack Grundy, who make guest appearances in "'Twas the Night," published last fall in The Gift of Murder (Wolfmont Press). She lives in New York's Mid-Hudson Valley.
as well as
Confessions of a Good Mother by Ray Daniel
Born and bred in the Boston Area, Ray Daniel lives in the high-tech
belt West of Boston where he writes and works on reforming his Boston accent.
Hello,
I'm Gail Farrelly, the author of the second story, "Get Yourself a Face." It was so much fun to hear Alan read my story. This is only the second time I've heard my work read aloud. It's a great experience. When I see my work published in print, I find myself revising it in my head. I always find fault. But when I HEAR it, I say to myself, "Hey, that sounds pretty good." No revision required. I'm not sure how to explain this. Maybe I'm accepting that the reader is giving approval to my work, sort of like an imprimatur or something. Hey, it must be OK if someone is actually reading it aloud!
Alan has a nice voice and excellent delivery. It makes for easy listening. And a bonus! He pronounced my name correctly.
For me to be included on the same program as Dorothy Francis was an honor. I just love her mysteries.
I'm grateful to Alan for choosing my story. And I thank all of you for listening and/or reading.
I wish everyone a good summer -- with lots of good books to read and radio shows to listen to.
Cheers,
Gail Farrelly
www.FarrellySistersOnline.com
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Gail - I agree with your comments; and I loved the story. In fact I like the whole idea of listening to short stories. I am looking forward to reading more of your work.
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Get Yourself a Face by Gail Farrelly was excellent. This was my first time to listen to this station. I will be back for more.
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This is a very timely story these days when face transplants, while not exactly the norm, are occurring with increasing frequency.
Obviously, a murderer can never be too careful! "Watch your face folks" might be the motto of this well-written short story. Makes you wonder if the "family" will be able to help out this time.
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I like the story, Ray. Nice suspense and a great twist.
Anita Page
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