Love Letters

Episode 10 of the Working Title: A Literary Arts Podcast podcast, hosted by Various, titled "Love Letters" was published on February 18, 2020 and runs 12 minutes.

February 18, 2020 ·12m · Working Title: A Literary Arts Podcast

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Love through the generations. The great love of female friendships. The arc of married love through a husband’s tight spiral. The beasts we become to love the people we shouldn’t love. Today’s episode brings works of discovery, loss, and monsters. Joins us as Working Title presents: Love Letters. Featuring Jada Reyes, Kara Delemeester, Lorena Parker Matejowsky, and Sean Glatch.

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Love through the generations.

The great love of female friendships.

The arc of married love through a husband’s tight spiral.

The beasts we become to love the people we shouldn’t love.

Today’s episode brings works of discovery, loss, and monsters. Joins us as Working Title presents: Love Letters. Featuring Jada Reyes, Kara Delemeester, Lorena Parker Matejowsky, and Sean Glatch.

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