“Lili”
Written by Daniel Torday
Read by Robert DaPonte
A young man’s encounters with an enigmatic woman in Budapest leads him to questions of secrets, mysteries, and the past.
“Ana Girl”
Written by Maya Sloan
Read by Amanda Schoonover
An anorexic teenager navigates the treacherous waters of pride, secrecy, and high school.
“Himeji Castle”
Written by Jacob Russell
Read by Ames Adamson
Marcin, a gay historian living in the rural Midwest, mourns the untimely death of his long term partner and endeavors to learn how to best move on.
“A Courtship”
Written by Jonathan Liebson
Reader T.B.A.
A southern widow fantasizes about a local preacher as she struggles to take care of her unruly adolescent son.
“A Letter to My Mother”
Written by Cynthia Reeves
Reader T.B.A.
Trapped on a nightmarish airplane flight, a woman privately wrestles with her complicated relationship with her mother.
“The Bell”
Written by Jill Belack
Reader T.B.A.
A breast cancer survivor searches for peace and bravery as she tries to envision a new beginning.
“Transubstantiation”
Written by Kathleen Warnock
Reader T.B.A.
Theresa doggedly seeks God and accidentally stumbles into an unlikely friendship.
“Your Story”
Written by Kelly Lundgren Pietrucha
Reader T.B.A.
In the midst of an ice storm that closes down the state, a man is forced to reckon with himself and his relationship with his wife.
“Mitzraim (Means Tight Spaces, the Rabbi Said)”
Written by Liz Abrams-Morley
Reader T.B.A.
A grown daughter struggles to deal with her aging father as he succumbs to Alzheimers.
“Lottery Man”
Written by Gloria Klaiman
Read by Nancy Boykin
In the aftermath of her beloved husband’s death, Gabrielle is inspired to fantasy by the things he left behind.
“Eleanor and Uncle Leonard”
Written by Brenda Witmer
Read by Miriam White
A young girl’s recounting of her favorite uncle’s unusual relationship with a life-sized doll named Eleanor.
“Going Home”
Written by Tom Teti
Read by Tim Moyer
A middle aged man takes his son to the grounds of the Catholic school he attended in his youth, and the trip down memory lane gives rise to something new between them.
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