"The Chinatown Museum" by Christina Yu, Read by Renée Chambliss.
Christina Yu holds an A.B in English with Creative Writing from Dartmouth College and an M.F.A in Creative Writing from Notre Dame where she was the Diversity Fellow and Nicholas Sparks Fellow at Hachette Book Group. Her work has previously appeared in venues such as Fence, New Letters, Indiana Review, the Robert Olen Butler Prize Stories anthology, and the Painted Bride Quarterly, among others, and has been nominated and cited in several Best American anthologies.
Renée Chambliss has been to Chinatown in San Francisco often. It's one of
the perks of living in northern California. Her kids love it and could
spend all day shopping there. Plastic num-chucks, parasols, tea sets, lion
puppets: there's so much to buy and they want everything! When she's not
saying "no, you can't have that", to their endless requests, Renee is
narrating audiobooks and wishing she could carve out some writing time.
Find out more about her at rechambliss.com."
the perks of living in northern California. Her kids love it and could
spend all day shopping there. Plastic num-chucks, parasols, tea sets, lion
puppets: there's so much to buy and they want everything! When she's not
saying "no, you can't have that", to their endless requests, Renee is
narrating audiobooks and wishing she could carve out some writing time.
Find out more about her at rechambliss.com."
"Bilaadi" by S. Chakraborty, Read by Lora Nicolas
Shan Chakraborty is a writer from Queens, New York who enjoys mashing up Persian epics and cooking unnecessarily complicated meals. Her short fiction has been published in the Kaleidocast, Crossed Genres, Expanded Horizons, The Future Fire, and Fae Visions of the Mediterranean. Currently shopping her first novel, she's also at work on a historical fantasy involving wayward lady pirates and cursed pearls in eighteenth-century Zanzibar.
You can find her short fiction and culinary blog at www.citiesofbrass.com or look for her on Twitter at @SChakrabs.
You can find her short fiction and culinary blog at www.citiesofbrass.com or look for her on Twitter at @SChakrabs.
Lora Nicolas is an NYC based actor and singer. She recently won the 2014 BroadwayWorld Denver Best Actress award for her portrayal of Kim in Miss Saigon. She originated the role of Hannah in StinkyKids the Musical, the 2012 Off Broadway Alliance Award winner for Best Family Musical. Her regional credits include You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown as Lucy, Cinderella as Cinderella, West Side Story as Anita, Spelling Bee as Marcy Park, and Little Women as Meg among others. She was also on the national tour of James and the Giant Peach as Spider. She will be seen next in Bristol Valley Theatre's production of RENT, playing the role of Joanne. She is also currently pursuing some TV/Film, as well as commercial, print and voiceover work. www.loranicolas.com
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