EPISODE · Nov 16, 2021 · 56 MIN
Christina Dalcher
Christina Dalcher earned her doctorate in theoretical linguistics from Georgetown University, specializing in the phonetics of sound change. Her short stories and flash fiction appear in several journals worldwide. Novels include VOX, Master Class, and Femlandia. Christina lives in Virginia with her husband. https://christinadalcher.com/
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