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How Things Were: A Serialized Story
by Zachary Peters
Follow along episode by episode as Zachary Lee Peters reads his ongoing Southern family saga — a story of generations, memory, and the American past.
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Dust On The Road (Part 1)
Send us Fan MailI introduce How Things Were, my ongoing collection of short stories inspired by real family memories and the storytellers who raised me. Then I read Part One, “Dust On The Road,” where Herbert faces hunger, abandonment, and the fragile relief of his grandmother’s visit. If you do enjoy it, find me on social media and let me know. Follow the podcast and rate it wherever you listen.If you enjoy this content, please let me know and share it with others. Find more things I am working on at https://zacharyleepeters.com/
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Follow along episode by episode as Zachary Lee Peters reads his ongoing Southern family saga — a story of generations, memory, and the American past.
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How Things Were: A Serialized Story is created and hosted by Zachary Peters.
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