It’s been an honour to read stories on Tim McQueen’s literary radio program ‘Cover to Cover’. Members of my group Elwood Writers loved recording in the Vision Australia studio. Barry Lee Thompson’s story ‘Haunting in Bandung’ captures the former glory of an Indonesian hotel where the visiting narrator encounters more guests than he’d bargained on. Helen McDonald lures us with poems and haiku about the wild and mysterious land of Australia. I remember in personal essay two people whom I’ve loved, with scenes from our adventures and connectedness to each other. You can listen to the entire episode on the Elwood Writers link below.
Elwood Writers on the Radio
Published by Margaret McCaffrey
Margaret is a Melbourne/Naarm-based writer developing a memoir about her relationship with her father, who was wounded in the Middle East during WWII and made a prisoner of war in Germany. Excerpts from the manuscript can be found in American Writers Review, Jewels of San Fedele and Clairitage Press. In 2013 she received a scholarship to the Norman Mailer Writers Colony where, under the tutelage of Kaylie Jones, she realised the effect of war on returned soldiers. In 2015, she gained an MA in Creative Writing from Wilkes University, PA. She writes non-fiction, memoir and the occasional short story. View all posts by Margaret McCaffrey
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Wow, Margaret, how wonderful to hear your lovely voice along with your wonderful prose! ♥️ I must say, I do sense that I sometimes hear the writers I connect to in my head as I read. Yours is even lovelier!
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Thank you. That’s a lovely thing to say. Very good of you to go to the Cover to Cover episode too.
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My pleasure!❤️
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