Upwelling Transistor (https://transistor.fm) https://feeds.transistor.fm/upwelling Join Michelle Blackwell, for Upwelling, where she interviews authors, poets, playwrights, historians, and songwriters about their recently published works. Get insights into their creative process and writing as well as publishing tips. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves. © 2026 Michelle Blackwell d042ff5d-ee81-5a25-983d-a775c5f7e988 yes en Wed, 29 Apr 2026 09:00:17 -0700 Wed, 29 Apr 2026 09:02:33 -0700 https://img.transistorcdn.com/WsEWS7YLH5JxqVT4IosunXveIroGl0_Zdca4I8uV78I/rs:fill:0:0:1/w:1400/h:1400/q:60/mb:500000/aHR0cHM6Ly9pbWct/dXBsb2FkLXByb2R1/Y3Rpb24udHJhbnNp/c3Rvci5mbS9zaG93/LzQ4NjE1LzE3MDUw/MTI4MDEtYXJ0d29y/ay5qcGc.jpg Upwelling episodic Michelle Blackwell Join Michelle Blackwell, for Upwelling, where she interviews authors, poets, playwrights, historians, and songwriters about their recently published works. Get insights into their creative process and writing as well as publishing tips. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves. Join Michelle Blackwell, for Upwelling, where she interviews authors, poets, playwrights, historians, and songwriters about their recently published works. kzyx, kzyz, mendocino, community radio, books, authors, poets, poetry, art, arts, theatre Mendocino County Public Broadcasting No No Upwelling: Malcolm Macdonald and Joycelyn Trigg 5 5 1 1 Upwelling: Malcolm Macdonald and Joycelyn Trigg full 04413043-2923-45e6-81f9-09665514ef82 https://share.transistor.fm/s/430da057 Mendocino historian Malcolm Macdonald discusses his recent book, The Mendocino Outlaws, and local poet Joycelyn Trigg reads from her poetry collection Vital Records. 

The Mendocino Outlaws chronicles a gang of outlaws who murdered and terrorized Mendocino coastal residents in 1879 and 1880, and the heroic locals, including Doc Standley, who pursued them and brought them to trial. 

Vital Records melds the two worlds of the South and the Northern Pacific Coast. It explores family dynamics, tragedy, and the combination of two cultures.

]]> Mendocino historian Malcolm Macdonald discusses his recent book, The Mendocino Outlaws, and local poet Joycelyn Trigg reads from her poetry collection Vital Records. 

The Mendocino Outlaws chronicles a gang of outlaws who murdered and terrorized Mendocino coastal residents in 1879 and 1880, and the heroic locals, including Doc Standley, who pursued them and brought them to trial. 

Vital Records melds the two worlds of the South and the Northern Pacific Coast. It explores family dynamics, tragedy, and the combination of two cultures.

]]> Wed, 29 Apr 2026 09:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2995 Mendocino historian Malcolm Macdonald discusses his recent book, The Mendocino Outlaws, and local poet Joycelyn Trigg reads from her poetry collection Vital Records. 

The Mendocino Outlaws chronicles a gang of outlaws who murdered and terrorized Mendocino coastal residents in 1879 and 1880, and the heroic locals, including Doc Standley, who pursued them and brought them to trial. 

Vital Records melds the two worlds of the South and the Northern Pacific Coast. It explores family dynamics, tragedy, and the combination of two cultures.

]]> Upwelling, The Mendocino Outlaws, Vital Records, Malcolm Macdonald, Joycelyn Trigg, Doc Standley No Upwelling: A New Years Eve Special With Jean Hegland and Maggie Watson 4 4 5 5 Upwelling: A New Years Eve Special With Jean Hegland and Maggie Watson full 4eae829b-eec8-454d-8e00-966e49848d22 https://share.transistor.fm/s/07c75639 Internationally known author Jean Hegland from Season 2, reading from her book Still Time.  Still Time is a book about a man and his family coming to terms with dementia and the end of life. And Fort Bragg fiduciary Maggie Watson from Season 4, about her end-of-life planning workbook, A Graceful Farewell.

]]> Internationally known author Jean Hegland from Season 2, reading from her book Still Time.  Still Time is a book about a man and his family coming to terms with dementia and the end of life. And Fort Bragg fiduciary Maggie Watson from Season 4, about her end-of-life planning workbook, A Graceful Farewell.

]]> Wed, 31 Dec 2025 10:00:00 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2663 Internationally known author Jean Hegland from Season 2, reading from her book Still Time.  Still Time is a book about a man and his family coming to terms with dementia and the end of life. And Fort Bragg fiduciary Maggie Watson from Season 4, about her end-of-life planning workbook, A Graceful Farewell.

]]> kzyx, kzyz, mendocino, community radio, books, authors, poets, poetry, art, arts, theatre No Upwelling: Lori Pappas and Blake More 4 4 4 4 Upwelling: Lori Pappas and Blake More full 9a617d18-f108-4e6f-a287-e18063133251 https://share.transistor.fm/s/f2800dae Lori Pappas and Blake More, two rebels with something to say.  Pappas reads from her inspirational memoir, The Magic of Yes, about childhood trauma, being an entrepreneur, and starting an NGO in Ethiopia. It's a book about finding the wise woman within you.  More explores the human condition with her poetry collection, Dystopia Unplugged, a collection of searing poems and imagery that capture the pandemic and the division of our times.

]]> Lori Pappas and Blake More, two rebels with something to say.  Pappas reads from her inspirational memoir, The Magic of Yes, about childhood trauma, being an entrepreneur, and starting an NGO in Ethiopia. It's a book about finding the wise woman within you.  More explores the human condition with her poetry collection, Dystopia Unplugged, a collection of searing poems and imagery that capture the pandemic and the division of our times.

]]> Wed, 29 Oct 2025 08:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3159 Lori Pappas and Blake More, two rebels with something to say.  Pappas reads from her inspirational memoir, The Magic of Yes, about childhood trauma, being an entrepreneur, and starting an NGO in Ethiopia. It's a book about finding the wise woman within you.  More explores the human condition with her poetry collection, Dystopia Unplugged, a collection of searing poems and imagery that capture the pandemic and the division of our times.

]]> Magic of Yes, Lori Pappas, Dystopia Unplugged, Blake More No Upwelling : Alyssa Ballard, Frei Barty, Maggie Watson 4 4 3 3 Upwelling : Alyssa Ballard, Frei Barty, Maggie Watson full f70f1aaf-7f55-442d-bcd7-f292cc65c3ef https://share.transistor.fm/s/8f643179 Michelle Blackwell interviews Alyssa Ballard about her long-running video series on TikTok and YouTube, and her recent feature at the Mendocino Film Festival. Frei Barty, the Mendocino County Youth Poet Laureate, will share some of his recent work. And Maggie Watson will talk about the workbook she published that helps people prepare for the end-of-life. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves. 

]]> Michelle Blackwell interviews Alyssa Ballard about her long-running video series on TikTok and YouTube, and her recent feature at the Mendocino Film Festival. Frei Barty, the Mendocino County Youth Poet Laureate, will share some of his recent work. And Maggie Watson will talk about the workbook she published that helps people prepare for the end-of-life. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves. 

]]> Wed, 30 Jul 2025 10:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2676 Michelle Blackwell interviews Alyssa Ballard about her long-running video series on TikTok and YouTube, and her recent feature at the Mendocino Film Festival. Frei Barty, the Mendocino County Youth Poet Laureate, will share some of his recent work. And Maggie Watson will talk about the workbook she published that helps people prepare for the end-of-life. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves. 

]]> kzyx, kzyz, mendocino, community radio, books, authors, poets, poetry, art, arts, theatre No Upwelling: David Holper and Maureen Eppstein 4 4 2 2 Upwelling: David Holper and Maureen Eppstein full 54380916-09e9-4f54-9727-9901646ab752 https://share.transistor.fm/s/4494b801 Two local authors David Holper and Maureen Eppstein tackle difficult subjects.  David Holper’s Church of the Very Last Chance combines political satire and magical realism.  It follows the rise of a middle-class Russian student from lost soul to international religious leader.  Maureen Eppstein’s most recent poetry collection, Daughter is memoir through poetry.  The three poems she’ll read are about the difficult and painful loss of a stillborn daughter.  Maureen grieves on the page, and we grieve with her.   

]]> Two local authors David Holper and Maureen Eppstein tackle difficult subjects.  David Holper’s Church of the Very Last Chance combines political satire and magical realism.  It follows the rise of a middle-class Russian student from lost soul to international religious leader.  Maureen Eppstein’s most recent poetry collection, Daughter is memoir through poetry.  The three poems she’ll read are about the difficult and painful loss of a stillborn daughter.  Maureen grieves on the page, and we grieve with her.   

]]> Wed, 30 Apr 2025 10:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3000 Two local authors David Holper and Maureen Eppstein tackle difficult subjects.  David Holper’s Church of the Very Last Chance combines political satire and magical realism.  It follows the rise of a middle-class Russian student from lost soul to international religious leader.  Maureen Eppstein’s most recent poetry collection, Daughter is memoir through poetry.  The three poems she’ll read are about the difficult and painful loss of a stillborn daughter.  Maureen grieves on the page, and we grieve with her.   

]]> Upwelling, David Holper, Maureen Eppstein, Church of the Very Last Chance, Daughter No Upwelling: Philip Zwerling and Devreaux Baker 4 4 1 1 Upwelling: Philip Zwerling and Devreaux Baker full 1ebc7ad2-2e30-40d7-9b9f-30f5997c76f9 https://share.transistor.fm/s/cab993b0 Phillip Zwerling’s Hollywood tell-all, In Search of the Thin Man, explores the lives and work of William Powell, Myrna Loy, and Dashiell Hammett as well as the censorship and politics of old Hollywood. Zwerling writes about how fascism in Germany infiltrated Hollywood in the 1930s. Mendocino County’s first poet laureate Devereaux Baker. Reads three new poems including the award-winning poem The War Tunnel, which explores the loss of those whose every possession is obliterated in war and was partly inspired by the Middle East conflict.  

]]> Phillip Zwerling’s Hollywood tell-all, In Search of the Thin Man, explores the lives and work of William Powell, Myrna Loy, and Dashiell Hammett as well as the censorship and politics of old Hollywood. Zwerling writes about how fascism in Germany infiltrated Hollywood in the 1930s. Mendocino County’s first poet laureate Devereaux Baker. Reads three new poems including the award-winning poem The War Tunnel, which explores the loss of those whose every possession is obliterated in war and was partly inspired by the Middle East conflict.  

]]> Wed, 29 Jan 2025 10:00:00 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2828 Phillip Zwerling’s Hollywood tell-all, In Search of the Thin Man, explores the lives and work of William Powell, Myrna Loy, and Dashiell Hammett as well as the censorship and politics of old Hollywood. Zwerling writes about how fascism in Germany infiltrated Hollywood in the 1930s. Mendocino County’s first poet laureate Devereaux Baker. Reads three new poems including the award-winning poem The War Tunnel, which explores the loss of those whose every possession is obliterated in war and was partly inspired by the Middle East conflict.  

]]> Phil Zwerling, Devreaux Baker, The Thin Man, Dashiell Hammett, William Powell, Myrna Loy No Upwelling: Emily Lloyd-Jones and Ginny Rorby 3 3 4 4 Upwelling: Emily Lloyd-Jones and Ginny Rorby full fba7d04f-f1bb-4627-bf49-fa2b13c1255f https://share.transistor.fm/s/6a5afc7d Emily Lloyd-Jones talks about her two recent releases Unspoken Magic for middle-grade readers and The Wild Huntress for young-adult readers.   Ginny Rorby discusses her recent novel Girl Under Glass for young-adult readers. 

Unspoken Magic is the second title in a delightful middle-grade series set in the magical town of Aldermere.  We first met our main characters, Fin, Eddie, and Cedar in Unseen Magic.  The town of Aldermere, nestled in the redwood forest, relies on tourists to keep its economy going, but it also has a secret.  And that secret is in danger of discovery from some zealous podcasters.  The three kids led by Fin, happen across a lost “baby” magical creature the day after the podcasters come to town.  They try to both hide the magic and to find the baby’s family so it can go home.  The podcasters have other plans. 

The Wild Huntress is the third book set in the Welsh mythological universe.  We revisit the character Blodeuyn who played a bit part in book two.  Here her backstory comes alive and pushes her to find a cure for her mother’s memory sickness.  In The Wild Huntress she calls herself Branwen, because if the monsters know her real name it gives them power.  We also meet two princes from rival nations.  The three of them join together to attempt the impossible without understanding the cost of the prize they seek.   

Ginny Rorby's Girl Under Glass is the culmination of fifty years of rumination and is written for young adult and adult readers.  It chronicles the life of a teenage girl living with her alcoholic mother in Fort Bragg, California.  Kelsey gets herself into trouble on more than one occasion.  Through a court-ordered work program, she meets Hobby a retired botanist who is trying to recreate Cleve Baxter’s experiments on plant communication.  Hobby and Kelsey’s relationship starts out rocky.   Over time Kelsey’s hard outer shell shows some cracks as the two bond and she finds her worth.  Like all of Ginny’s books, the story has twists and turns, mysteries, adventures, lies, and tragedies that tug at the heartstrings.  

]]> Emily Lloyd-Jones talks about her two recent releases Unspoken Magic for middle-grade readers and The Wild Huntress for young-adult readers.   Ginny Rorby discusses her recent novel Girl Under Glass for young-adult readers. 

Unspoken Magic is the second title in a delightful middle-grade series set in the magical town of Aldermere.  We first met our main characters, Fin, Eddie, and Cedar in Unseen Magic.  The town of Aldermere, nestled in the redwood forest, relies on tourists to keep its economy going, but it also has a secret.  And that secret is in danger of discovery from some zealous podcasters.  The three kids led by Fin, happen across a lost “baby” magical creature the day after the podcasters come to town.  They try to both hide the magic and to find the baby’s family so it can go home.  The podcasters have other plans. 

The Wild Huntress is the third book set in the Welsh mythological universe.  We revisit the character Blodeuyn who played a bit part in book two.  Here her backstory comes alive and pushes her to find a cure for her mother’s memory sickness.  In The Wild Huntress she calls herself Branwen, because if the monsters know her real name it gives them power.  We also meet two princes from rival nations.  The three of them join together to attempt the impossible without understanding the cost of the prize they seek.   

Ginny Rorby's Girl Under Glass is the culmination of fifty years of rumination and is written for young adult and adult readers.  It chronicles the life of a teenage girl living with her alcoholic mother in Fort Bragg, California.  Kelsey gets herself into trouble on more than one occasion.  Through a court-ordered work program, she meets Hobby a retired botanist who is trying to recreate Cleve Baxter’s experiments on plant communication.  Hobby and Kelsey’s relationship starts out rocky.   Over time Kelsey’s hard outer shell shows some cracks as the two bond and she finds her worth.  Like all of Ginny’s books, the story has twists and turns, mysteries, adventures, lies, and tragedies that tug at the heartstrings.  

]]> Sun, 17 Nov 2024 20:38:47 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2822 Emily Lloyd-Jones talks about her two recent releases Unspoken Magic for middle-grade readers and The Wild Huntress for young-adult readers.   Ginny Rorby discusses her recent novel Girl Under Glass for young-adult readers. 

Unspoken Magic is the second title in a delightful middle-grade series set in the magical town of Aldermere.  We first met our main characters, Fin, Eddie, and Cedar in Unseen Magic.  The town of Aldermere, nestled in the redwood forest, relies on tourists to keep its economy going, but it also has a secret.  And that secret is in danger of discovery from some zealous podcasters.  The three kids led by Fin, happen across a lost “baby” magical creature the day after the podcasters come to town.  They try to both hide the magic and to find the baby’s family so it can go home.  The podcasters have other plans. 

The Wild Huntress is the third book set in the Welsh mythological universe.  We revisit the character Blodeuyn who played a bit part in book two.  Here her backstory comes alive and pushes her to find a cure for her mother’s memory sickness.  In The Wild Huntress she calls herself Branwen, because if the monsters know her real name it gives them power.  We also meet two princes from rival nations.  The three of them join together to attempt the impossible without understanding the cost of the prize they seek.   

Ginny Rorby's Girl Under Glass is the culmination of fifty years of rumination and is written for young adult and adult readers.  It chronicles the life of a teenage girl living with her alcoholic mother in Fort Bragg, California.  Kelsey gets herself into trouble on more than one occasion.  Through a court-ordered work program, she meets Hobby a retired botanist who is trying to recreate Cleve Baxter’s experiments on plant communication.  Hobby and Kelsey’s relationship starts out rocky.   Over time Kelsey’s hard outer shell shows some cracks as the two bond and she finds her worth.  Like all of Ginny’s books, the story has twists and turns, mysteries, adventures, lies, and tragedies that tug at the heartstrings.  

]]> Emily Lloyd-Jones, Ginny Rorby, Unspoken Magic, The Wild Huntress, Girl Under Glass, Welsh Folklore No Upwelling: Lisa Manterfield and Kailyn McCord 3 3 3 3 Upwelling: Lisa Manterfield and Kailyn McCord full b2d8c2ec-0fe3-421d-aea2-e69783aa46f2 https://share.transistor.fm/s/59268f9f A twin sister disappears and resurfaces after fifteen years.  As this mystery unravels, we get to know the family, their traumas, and their relationships. Lisa Manterfield reads from her novel, All Our Lies Are True, and talks about her publishing experience.  Kailyn McCord will read from her recently published essays and talk about life and birth on the rural Mendocino coast.  

]]> A twin sister disappears and resurfaces after fifteen years.  As this mystery unravels, we get to know the family, their traumas, and their relationships. Lisa Manterfield reads from her novel, All Our Lies Are True, and talks about her publishing experience.  Kailyn McCord will read from her recently published essays and talk about life and birth on the rural Mendocino coast.  

]]> Wed, 31 Jul 2024 10:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2983 A twin sister disappears and resurfaces after fifteen years.  As this mystery unravels, we get to know the family, their traumas, and their relationships. Lisa Manterfield reads from her novel, All Our Lies Are True, and talks about her publishing experience.  Kailyn McCord will read from her recently published essays and talk about life and birth on the rural Mendocino coast.  

]]> Upwelling, Manterfield, McCord, KZYX No Upwelling: Tuomas Mäkinen and Holly Tannen 3 3 2 2 Upwelling: Tuomas Mäkinen and Holly Tannen full f7d4f95f-0356-4fde-a0c6-7269a6075ada https://share.transistor.fm/s/8f9c67f4 Tuomas Mäkinen is a member of a Hindu Ashram in Philo, California.  He is also a former punk rocker and an immigrant from Finland.  In his first book, he tells the story of his transition from an angst-ridden teenager to a spiritually focused monk.  Folklorist and local songwriter, Holly Tannen talks about her recent CD release and her love of traditional music.

]]> Tuomas Mäkinen is a member of a Hindu Ashram in Philo, California.  He is also a former punk rocker and an immigrant from Finland.  In his first book, he tells the story of his transition from an angst-ridden teenager to a spiritually focused monk.  Folklorist and local songwriter, Holly Tannen talks about her recent CD release and her love of traditional music.

]]> Wed, 29 May 2024 10:00:00 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3288 Tuomas Mäkinen is a member of a Hindu Ashram in Philo, California.  He is also a former punk rocker and an immigrant from Finland.  In his first book, he tells the story of his transition from an angst-ridden teenager to a spiritually focused monk.  Folklorist and local songwriter, Holly Tannen talks about her recent CD release and her love of traditional music.

]]> Holly Tannen, Upwelling, KZYX, Tuomas Makinen No Upwelling: Norma Watkins and Sidney Regelbrugge 1 1 2 2 Upwelling: Norma Watkins and Sidney Regelbrugge full 4041269b-e567-45bf-aa5d-44b9755e6ecb https://share.transistor.fm/s/2c2035b5 An interview with author Norma Watkins about her novel In Common and Mendocino County 2022 Youth Laureate, Sidney Regelbrugge about her poetry and writing journey. 

]]> An interview with author Norma Watkins about her novel In Common and Mendocino County 2022 Youth Laureate, Sidney Regelbrugge about her poetry and writing journey. 

]]> Tue, 30 Apr 2024 09:04:49 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 2728 An interview with author Norma Watkins about her novel In Common and Mendocino County 2022 Youth Laureate, Sidney Regelbrugge about her poetry and writing journey. 

]]> In Common, Upwelling, KZYX, Norma Watkins No Upwelling: Ginny Rorby 1 1 1 1 Upwelling: Ginny Rorby full 3edb061e-ef2a-4ba2-88ea-e9e0abf7dfd0 https://share.transistor.fm/s/503a3f5f An interview with award-winning author Ginny Rorby about her novel Like Dust I Rise.  Ginny chronicles a family’s struggle to capture the American Dream from the Chicago Stockyards to Texas during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl.  

]]> An interview with award-winning author Ginny Rorby about her novel Like Dust I Rise.  Ginny chronicles a family’s struggle to capture the American Dream from the Chicago Stockyards to Texas during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl.  

]]> Tue, 12 Mar 2024 16:19:51 -0700 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 1727 An interview with award-winning author Ginny Rorby about her novel Like Dust I Rise.  Ginny chronicles a family’s struggle to capture the American Dream from the Chicago Stockyards to Texas during the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl.  

]]> Ginny Rorby, Like Dust I Rise, KZYX No Upwelling: Daniel Coshnear and windflower 3 3 1 1 Upwelling: Daniel Coshnear and windflower full c0524bfa-419a-46d8-af02-e1864449c2eb https://share.transistor.fm/s/82b3f7e2 Daniel Coshnear, winner of a Willa Cather Fiction Award, the Novella Prize, the Missouri Review Editor’s Prize, and the Christopher Isherwood Fellowship, reads from his recently published short story collection, Separation Anxiety.  Local poet windflower reads her poetry and discusses her first poetry collection, Age Brings Them Home to Me.  

]]> Daniel Coshnear, winner of a Willa Cather Fiction Award, the Novella Prize, the Missouri Review Editor’s Prize, and the Christopher Isherwood Fellowship, reads from his recently published short story collection, Separation Anxiety.  Local poet windflower reads her poetry and discusses her first poetry collection, Age Brings Them Home to Me.  

]]> Wed, 31 Jan 2024 16:41:03 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3004 Daniel Coshnear, winner of a Willa Cather Fiction Award, the Novella Prize, the Missouri Review Editor’s Prize, and the Christopher Isherwood Fellowship, reads from his recently published short story collection, Separation Anxiety.  Local poet windflower reads her poetry and discusses her first poetry collection, Age Brings Them Home to Me.  

]]> Coshnear, windflower No Upwelling: Jean Hegland and Kim Bancroft 2 2 4 4 Upwelling: Jean Hegland and Kim Bancroft full 7f823383-1c4f-4cb9-b706-02a06de8430b https://share.transistor.fm/s/5b82b6e3 Author of Into the Forest, Jean Hegland talks about her novel, Still Time which was rereleased in France, and historian Kim Bancroft delves into her book Writing Themselves Into History which reveals the family life of Emily, Matilda, and HH Bancroft through their own writing. 

]]> Author of Into the Forest, Jean Hegland talks about her novel, Still Time which was rereleased in France, and historian Kim Bancroft delves into her book Writing Themselves Into History which reveals the family life of Emily, Matilda, and HH Bancroft through their own writing. 

]]> Fri, 12 Jan 2024 09:53:33 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3170 Author of Into the Forest, Jean Hegland talks about her novel, Still Time which was rereleased in France, and historian Kim Bancroft delves into her book Writing Themselves Into History which reveals the family life of Emily, Matilda, and HH Bancroft through their own writing. 

]]> Still Time, Writing Themselves Into History No Upwelling: Tansy Chapman, Maureen Eppstein, Laura Maria Censabella 2 2 3 3 Upwelling: Tansy Chapman, Maureen Eppstein, Laura Maria Censabella full 9157f68f-2068-4e42-b831-3bbc43f99e0b https://share.transistor.fm/s/0baa6a84 Author Tansy Chapman talks about her first novel, Rose Gray, Eco Poet Maureen Eppstein about her 2020 poetry collection Horizon Line, and two-time Emmy award-winning writer Laura Maria Censabella about her play, Paradise. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves.

]]> Author Tansy Chapman talks about her first novel, Rose Gray, Eco Poet Maureen Eppstein about her 2020 poetry collection Horizon Line, and two-time Emmy award-winning writer Laura Maria Censabella about her play, Paradise. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves.

]]> Fri, 12 Jan 2024 09:45:36 -0800 Michelle Blackwell Michelle Blackwell 3081 Author Tansy Chapman talks about her first novel, Rose Gray, Eco Poet Maureen Eppstein about her 2020 poetry collection Horizon Line, and two-time Emmy award-winning writer Laura Maria Censabella about her play, Paradise. Upwelling brings the richness of local literature to the airwaves.

]]> Rose Gray, Horizon Line, Paradise No