Meet the Author: Kailey Tedesco

from The Folklore Podcast Hosted by Mark Norman

In this 'Meet the Author' bonus episode of The Folklore Podcast, creator and host Mark Norman introduces a conversation between literary correspondent Hilary Wilson and university lecturer and poet Kailey Tedesco. Kailey discusses her poetry collection 'Motherdevil' which takes the story of the Jersey Devil and the Pine Barrens as its inspiration for an exploration of folklore and motherhood. Kailey Tedesco is a university lecturer delivering courses in horror writing and gothic literature. This episode is part of the 'Folklore Podcast Rewind' strand, and was recorded at Halloween, 2024. Visit Kailey's website at www.kaileytedesco.com To support The Folklore Podcast as well as accessing extra bonus content, please visit www.patreon.com/thefolklorepodcast

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