On The Radio

Fiction

Aug 30

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So you've just finished a new short story. What do you do? If you're Kristine Dikeman, you go on the radio, read it live then sit by silently while 7 members of your writer's group critique it on air.Sound like hell? Then by all means do not listen to Jim Freund's wonderful WBAI (99.5 FM) radio show, Hour of the Wolf, this Saturday, September 2 from 5:00 AM to 7:00 AM.If on the other hand, the prospect of witnessing a writer's undoing live on air thrills you to the bone, then do tune in. You can even call in with questions. And should you find yourself blissfully asleep during those hours, fear not. You can stream it later over the Web.In addition to tearing our dear friend Kristine apart for the listening public's entertainment, we will also be discussing the pro's and cons of writer's groups and probably speculative fiction in general. So tune in if you dare.

On The Radio

“Martin was a mouth breather. Jim lacked ambition. Rennie’s head was too big. Craig licked my face like a dog. But Pritchard. Pritchard is everything I want. And I’m not going to apologize about the way I met him.”

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“Martin was a mouth breather. Jim lacked ambition. Rennie’s head was too big. Craig licked my face like a dog. But Pritchard. Pritchard is everything I want. And I’m not going to apologize about the way I met him.”

From The Perfect Man & Others