#Literature - Page 4

Podcast: local fun & book to curl up with

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Co-host Rachael Clugston takes it upon herself to recommend some local fun "off the beaten path", plus a uniquely captivating novel by Svetlana Lavochkina. (Photo: public domain)

This December, you might be looking for a different story. This is what our last podcast for 2017 tries go give you.

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A cathartic poem

A cathartic poem: Leaving Lethe

Leaving Lethe by Elisabeth Winkler is a poem about avoiding difficult decisions and overthinking, with an introduction by the author.

Poem: “Elusive (the horizon)”

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Elusive is the horizon. (Public domain photo)

I cannot touch it, but in the wind.

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A cathartic poem

A cathartic poem: Leaving Lethe

Leaving Lethe by Elisabeth Winkler is a poem about avoiding difficult decisions and overthinking, with an introduction by the author.

My whirl at Twilight Zone fan fiction

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Oh, if only I had a time machine. "The Soldier, the Maid and the Miss" - a short story written in loving tribute of my favorite series of all time, The Twilight Zone (1959-64).

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Heartfelt poetry for the Ausländeramt

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Behind foggy glasses they ask me if I want to bleib (stay) here for immer (always) / Immer is such a long dirty word

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Nordic writers: a special way with words

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For long they've been leaving their mark in the literary world - way before the girl came along with her dragon tattoo.

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A cathartic poem

A cathartic poem: Leaving Lethe

Leaving Lethe by Elisabeth Winkler is a poem about avoiding difficult decisions and overthinking, with an introduction by the author.

Short story: “Out of the Dark Forest”

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You never know what may be lurking when you venture with a stranger into a dark forest. Photo: public domain

"Maybe my chauffeur could read my mind, or my body language, or smell my intent. Or see my hand on the door handle. It was the moment of truth."

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A cathartic poem

A cathartic poem: Leaving Lethe

Leaving Lethe by Elisabeth Winkler is a poem about avoiding difficult decisions and overthinking, with an introduction by the author.

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