Today we turn the tables and Larkin Pazanova, our host, is interviewed by Gallery of Readers co-founder Carol Edelstein. Larkin is soon releasing a limited edition narrative podcast titled Numinous about a pilgrimage she and a friend made to forgotten sacred sites in...

Doug Anderson is a poet, musician and teacher. He reads for us a number of poems, including "Jazz Poems" which draw inspiration from the style and rhythm of Jazz music. More of Doug's writing can be found at The Poetry Foundation.

David R. Gillham is the New York Times bestselling author of City of Women and the author of Annelies: A Novel of Anne Frank. He studied screenwriting at the University of Southern California before transitioning into fiction. After moving to New York City, Gillham...

Judy Lewis shares a collection of heartfelt poetry and a prose piece about her time as a school nurse in Arizona. The reading portion of this episode was recorded live in front of a gallery of listeners in Florence, Massachusetts.

Norma Roche shares a collection of stories and poems from days skipping school to sip homemade wine in the woods, to luxury trips in Boston on a movie star’s dime (for a medical study), and kayaking down the rivers by Northampton.

John Broglio reads an excerpt from his chapbook, Towards the Pebbled Shore, in which he imagines an aged Shakespeare dictating stories from his life to a young scribe.

In this podcast, Suzanne read from her chapbook, Ag and Gunner, a poignant memoir centering around her grandparent’s relationship and her experience of their later years.

Deeply nature-connected poet, naturalist, writer, teacher, grandmother, and faithful friend Kathie Fiveash reads a selection of poems about her experiences living in the woods and on the wild coast of Maine.

Successful culinary book publisher and holder of the Guinness World Record for largest personal cookbook collection Lisa Ekus reads selections of memoir and food writing.

Susan Cocalis, a professor for 38 years teaching classes such as “Grimms to Disney”, reads a selection of clever, playful, and brilliantly creative poems. You can read more of Susan’s work in her book of verses, Lessons out of School.