MORE WITCHES!!!
We are dancing on the rooftops because of two glorious online reviews of our "feminist-shetl-historical-musical audio drama" today!
Hadassah Magazine praises The Witches of Lublin as: "a story of faith, tragedy and redemption."
(This is particularly grand because my mom and all her friends read it!)
and the wonderful Dave Thompson, who's also host and co-producer of the divine PodCastle waxes rhapsodic in his review for Audible SF/F:
"It’s beautiful and haunting - a heartbreaker of audio drama . . . I’ve now listened to it twice, and it’s worth every cent. ..... Captivating. . . jam packed with amazing music."
And Dave also lobbed my 2 co-writers (Elizabeth Schwartz & Yale Strom), our producer/director (Sue Zizza), and me a set of deftly clever & insightful interview questions that we all took great pleasure in answering: The result is a real insight into our process as writers, artists and musicians - READ interview HERE.
Now, it's your turn:
1) Please forward those links to anyone you think might be interested.
2) It turns out there's still time to ask your local npr station to air the show (for free!) during Passover week. Details on how to do that - and who's already scheduled it for local air (which usually includes online listening, as well) - are RIGHT HERE.
Thanks!
Hadassah Magazine praises The Witches of Lublin as: "a story of faith, tragedy and redemption."
(This is particularly grand because my mom and all her friends read it!)
and the wonderful Dave Thompson, who's also host and co-producer of the divine PodCastle waxes rhapsodic in his review for Audible SF/F:
"It’s beautiful and haunting - a heartbreaker of audio drama . . . I’ve now listened to it twice, and it’s worth every cent. ..... Captivating. . . jam packed with amazing music."
And Dave also lobbed my 2 co-writers (Elizabeth Schwartz & Yale Strom), our producer/director (Sue Zizza), and me a set of deftly clever & insightful interview questions that we all took great pleasure in answering: The result is a real insight into our process as writers, artists and musicians - READ interview HERE.
Now, it's your turn:
1) Please forward those links to anyone you think might be interested.
2) It turns out there's still time to ask your local npr station to air the show (for free!) during Passover week. Details on how to do that - and who's already scheduled it for local air (which usually includes online listening, as well) - are RIGHT HERE.
Thanks!