Dec 23, 2019 21 min

Winter Solstice Stories

from Working Title: A Literary Arts Podcast Hosted by Various

An unexpected and dangerous guest arrives during a storm, and tries to strike a deal with their host. A winter freeze brings perceptual and existential clarity, but in Florida such things never last long. A 3 A.M. trip down a quiet street during a blizzard yields discoveries old and new. Join Working Title as we feature audio recordings submitted by writers from the University of Central Florida community—Meg Geren, Dr. Kevin Meehan, and Becca Rowell—on our Winter Solstice Episode.

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