Welcome to Episode 24 of “The Word Count” podcast!
A smaller show this week with the theme: “The urn you picked up in a garage sale still contains ashes…”
Three stories and three talented writers join us this week!
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Our guests this week:
KIMBERLY GOULD
Author of Cargon: Honour and Privilege, mother of a five year old with imaginary friends and wife to her non-imaginary husband. She is now working on her follow up anthology entitled Spring into Summer.
Connect with her via her Website, on Twitter, and on Facebook.
Website: http://Kimmydonn.com
Twitter: @kimmydonn
CARL PLUMER
Carl earned an MA in Creative Writing from Stony Brook University. His short stories have appeared in The Book Times Blink | Ink, Black Lantern Publishing, The Foghorn Magazine, Girls with Insurance, Static Movement, and elsewhere.
Twitter: @carlplumer
Website: http://www.carlplumer.com
C. THOMAS SMITH
“I lost my mind some time ago and am putting up a fifty cent reward for anyone who finds and brings it back, fifty one cent for anyone who squishes it mercilessly. It looks a lot like a walnut / cephalopod hybrid and answers to the name of Trixie. Approach with caution. Or just throw rocks at it from a safe distance.”
Twitter: @KRSTVR
Website: krstvr.com