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Featuring some of the entertainment industry's most prolific writers and talents, this hilarious production is sure to soothe anyone with wit who has suffered the trauma and humiliation of being fired. Is getting fired the best or worst thing that has happened to you? In this new collection, some of the more talented individuals in the entertainment industry take a stab at that question by sharing their hilarious stories.

Set in the summer of 2020, Knot Again! is a confessional memoir centered around the themes of redemption and forgiveness that connects three generations of women in an emotional whodunnit that’s one part Albert Camus’ The Fall and one part Cheryl Strayed’s Dear Sugar. When the heroine of our story—an unnamed 70 year-old-woman—begins her tale, she is on the cusp of a new life, about to move into a casino hotel that’s been closed for months on account of the COVID-19 pandemic. But as she prepares for the move, old memories start to resurface and soon she realizes that she will have ...

Start writing again. Whether it's fiction, non-fiction, poetry, or a screenplay, we encourage listeners to pick up those works in progress and start again. Writing Again podcast focuses on works already started and hidden away in desk drawers or thumb drives. Let's pull those works-in-progress out and discover the gems, toss the guilt of throwing away bad work, and learn from our experience to become better writers. There's a creative soul inside you. Regardless of how long it's been, it's time to let that creative out again.

An audio dramatization of the romance novella COME AGAIN, written by Max Redford and Lita Stone.

>Begun as a stage play by Engelhardt, this audio adaptation of Never Again War focuses on key biographical moments in Kollwitz's long life to give the audience an understanding of the complex world in which she lived and the destructive nature of war. Engelhardt is now working on a feature film to further bring awareness of Kollwitz's story to a larger audience. After her youngest son Peter was killed in Belgium in October 1914 during the opening weeks of World War I, she devoted the rest of her life to using her art in the service of her grief and opposition to war.

The complicated relationship between the poets Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell is revealed in nearly 30 years' worth of correspondence. Taken from their exchange of letters, Dear Elizabeth is a study in friendship, intimacy, and the power of words.