Telling Tales with Ms. G

For tonite’s show (provided there is one w/this weather) my stories are:

“The Return” by Fernando Sorrentino — Translated by Thomas C. Meehan
and
“Loss of Innocence” by Diana Reardon

I found this quote and I think it goes well with these stories.

You have to take the good with the bad, smile with the sad, love what you got and remember what you had, always forgive, but never forget, learn from your mistakes, but never regret, people change, things go wrong, just remember…life goes on.

My story for tonite’s show can best be described as:

A new spin on volunteering your time —

The title is “My Hobby” by Tom Fabian.

My story for tonite is:
Recitatif by Toni Morrison, she won the 1993 Nobel Peace Prize for this story in honor of the three women awarded this coveted Nobel Peace Prize this year.

Tune in at 7pm for the latest installment from our host Ms G. She’ll read “Faith Hope and Hilarity”, described as “stories to lighten whatever load you may be carrying”, — Ann Spangler.

“Imperial Chrysanthemum” by Belle Boggs
Best description: “Strongly imagined, finely controlled, and well crafted. [Her] stories are good because they are true — true in that way that only good fiction can be.” –Percival Everett, Bakeless Prize judge.

Tune in for Ms. G’s reading of “The Young Shall See Visions, and the Old Dream Dreams,” by Kristine Kathyrn Rusch.