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This is a one-woman show on a deserted island where I whisper into a rotted coconut. Keep me company by writing alongside my meanderings.
Update frequency:
every 11 days
Average audio length:
12 minutes
English
United States
18 episodes
since March 31, 2019
episodic
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In this episode, I talk about what is to come: Interviews with other writers/creatives. I also recommend the podcast Educate. Find me at my website erinlunde.com and on Twitter @erinhadelunde and Instagram @everythingerinlunde. Subscribe for free to my Substack newsletter motherhood minutes. (erinl…
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In this episode, I read the last part of the three-part prompt challenge. I note the three titles in the Short Story Club this month, and I recommend the podcast episode "The Music of Ukrainian Composers" in the podcast Sticky Notes: The Classical Music Podcast. Find my 31-word stories that I'll wr…
In this episode, I read Part Two of my three-part prompt challenge. I offer another prompt, "...a character ... answers the door to nothing but an intricate envelope on the ground; an invitation." I recommend the podcast The Slowdown. Please feel free to join my two groups, Short Story Club (www.fa…
Now bi-weekly. :) In this episode, I read what I wrote off of Prompt 1 from this three-part challenge and offer another prompt: Your main character finds a small tower buried beneath the ground. In Short Story Club this month, we're reading "The Appropriation of Cultures," "The Gilded Six-Bits" and…
In this episode, I read my blog post Distance Learning As Intensive Mothering. I offer the prompt to write about a character who's done everything they're told. I recommend the podcast Metaphysical Milkshake, and I invite you to join Short Story Club, a monthly online club where we discuss three sh…
In this episode, I read a poem I wrote called "Noise Canceling," inspired by my new job facilitating distance learning. I also read some of what I wrote off of last episode's prompt. I call it "Four Fingers." I introduce my new project, publishing on Substack. Find me at erinlunde.com and on Instag…
In this episode, I read something I wrote off of last week's prompt (Break) and I offer a new prompt: Four. Do with it what you will. I also recommend the podcast The Truth and the newsletter The Marginalian.
Find me at erinlunde.com and on Instagram @everythingerinlunde and Twitter @erinhadelunde…
In this episode, I read what I wrote off of last episode's prompt (which was "upside-down"). I offer a prompt: Break or brake. Either works. I recommend a podcast called Grab a Blanket by Melissa Oliveri.
Find me at erinlunde.com and on Twitter @erinhadelunde. Support me and find your creati…
In this episode, I read the beginning of a story that came about from the prompt I offered last week (the prompt: write/make something based on the first three words of the first e-mail in your inbox on any given day). I offer another prompt: Write/make/do something upside-down. I also talk briefly…
In this episode, I read my story, "Wednesdays Are Green," published at Coffee House Writers on November 22, 2021.
My prompt this week is: Open up the first e-mail you received today and read the first three words. Write (or make) something based off the first three words that has nothing to …
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