This is the second episode featuring readings from the writers of the American Women’s Association Writer’s Group.
One of the great joys of my time in Singapore has been the opportunity to be part of the American Women’s Association Writer’s Group and I’ve recorded a series of podcasts to celebrate and preserve the writers reading their work.
This episode features the transportive story of a family’s journey out of their comfort zone, an excerpt from an epic Indian family memoir celebrating the legacy of strong women, an examination of equatorial malaise through the paradox of Schrödinger's cat, and a celebration of an intergenerational friendship.
It’s a celebration of creativity and the bravery of reading your writing aloud.
Thank you to the writers for sharing their work:
Laura Dahan
Bhavani Krishnamurthy
Amanda Jaffe: https://www.ramblingllama.com/
