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Story readings

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Posted by Summer Brooks on Thursday, 7 Feb 2008
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The newest story presented by Starship Sofa, “Going Through Changes”, written by Pat Murphy in 1992, is read by yours truly.

Give it a listen over at http://www.starshipsofa.com, and let Tony know if you liked it. After the show with the story reading goes out, they follow it with an in-depth show covering a writer goes out that following weekend.

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  1. Kevin says on :

    Summer you did a great job reading the story,thanks for making my walk today very enjoyable. I hope to hearmany more in the future.

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