EPISODE · Jul 10, 2022 · 15 MIN
The Subway Lady, written by Lorraine Murphy
from The Hidden Gems Podcast (Classic Tales & Original Short Stories) · host Lorraine Murphy, John Bell
It's just another boring commute on the New York City subway, right? Join us today for this haunting short story by our newest featured writer, Lorraine Murphy!Join Cathy McCarthy as she features the short story, The Subway Lady, written by Lorraine Murphy. Lorraine was raised in Jamaica Queens and has been living in Northport Long Island for over thirty with her family. She has completed a fictional novel and is currently working on a screenplay for that body of work. Lorraine had been attending a weekly session at the Cold Spring Harbor Library writers group of prolific and established writers. John Bell is the narrator and he is also known for being the Producer/Writer/voice of the family-friendly The Bell's In the Batfry Podcast, which has previously won the Parsec award, which is a juried award for podcasts centered around speculative fiction. You can listen at http://thebatfry.com/We are always looking forward to discovering our next writer, so if you are interested in contributing, please send us your short story of fewer than 5,000 words to [email protected] more information on my fiction, The Fallen Angels Detective Series, you can visit https://cmacklewis.com/Until next time, keep writing, keep listening, and keep dreaming! EPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by C. Mack Lewis.Narrated, Edited, and Mixed by John Bell. LINKS: https://cmacklewis.com/Be sure to follow and tag The Hidden Gems Podcast on Facebook. More information about your host at CMackLewis.com
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What happens when a mundane commute on the subway morphs into something far more haunting? Join our heroine as she discovers that the past isn't as far away as it seems.
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