Chapter 3 • Katherine's modeling career and personal life are explored. Doug, a reporter, receives a mysterious letter. Detective Helen Louisiani arrives at the medical examiner's office at Kings County Hospital in Brooklyn to investigate yet another case of murder …Thank you for listening. To learn more about Heinke Digital Audiobook Podcasts and its author, Christian Heinke, please visit https://heinke.digital

Chapter 2 • Detective Helen Louisiani arrives at a luxury penthouse apartment where two bodies have been found. One of them is supermodel Mia Wong ... Thank you for listening. To learn more about Heinke Digital Audiobook Podcasts and its author, Christian Heinke, please visit https://heinke.digital

New contributor Maureen Perkins warns us of "The Horror Ahead".

In this episode, John Davis illustrates good can sometimes come from evil.

New Sundial contributor Eileen McCoskey brings us her story entitled "Home".

English teacher Amy Dobbs has compiled her Calhoun students' thoughts on what makes life worth living into a poem.

New contributor Suezy Proctor recounts a "lemons to lemonade" story!

Royal Literary Fund Fellows Sarah Hilary, Peter Fiennes and Claire Williamson explore the influence of past experiences on their work, taking in everything from valuable advice to troubling family history. This episode of the Royal Literary Fund podcast was produced by Ann Morgan. The post The Influence of the Past appeared first on Royal Literary Fund.

RLF Fellows Sarah Hilary, Peter Fiennes and Claire Williamson explore the influence of past experiences on their work, taking in everything from valuable advice to troubling family history.

The Writer_ is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber.Four years ago, August 2020, I posted the last episode of the Wordslinger Podcast. I didn’t really know it would be the last episode, at the time. But 2020 changed everything for me, and not just in the ways it changed everything for all of us. The pandemic did disrupt things, for sure. But on top of that, Kara and I had started doing full-time van life, traveling the

Sundial contributor Jackie Williams recalls a blustery day spent in a hospital waiting room with a frightening man.

Sundial contributor Kate Watts brings a story about her investigations into her ancestry that have no connection to coffee.

In the second part of our investigation into ‘Writing versus life’, RLF writers examine the pitfalls that face writers who use material from real life in their work, paying particular attention to the ethics of story ownership, the challenge of protecting people's feelings and dealing with readers who mistakenly see themselves in your work. This episode was produced by Ann Morgan. The post Writing versus Life, part 2 appeared first on Royal Literary Fund.

In the second part of our investigation into ‘Writing versus life’, RLF writers examine the pitfalls that face writers who use material from real life in their work, paying particular attention to the ethics of story ownership, the challenge of protecting people's feelings and dealing with readers who mistakenly see themselves in your work.

Sundial contributor and snowbird Cindy Small gives us an inside look at life around the pool in her senior community in Florida.

Here’s one of Hieronymus Schitzolini’s favorite quotes from Roland Barthes’ Camera Lucida: “What Calvino calls “the true total photograph” accomplishes the unheard-of identification of reality (“that-has-been”) with truth (“there-she-is”), it becomes at once evidential and exclamative; it bears the effigy to that crazy point where affect (Love, compassion, grief, enthusiasm, desire) is a guarantee of Being.  […]

Sundial contributor Pat Graves remembers one of the soldiers whose interment he witnessed between his tours to Vietnam.