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Fresh New Shorts Podcast
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30 episodes
7 months ago
Original short stories from an award-winning short story writer. New story every Sunday. "This story held me from beginning to end," reviewers said.
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Original short stories from an award-winning short story writer. New story every Sunday. "This story held me from beginning to end," reviewers said.
Show more...
Drama
Fiction
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A Nation the Size of a Thimble -- short story
Fresh New Shorts Podcast
19 minutes 4 seconds
5 years ago
A Nation the Size of a Thimble -- short story
A Nation the Size of a Thimble is based on the “micro” story that won the first Writers’ Union of Canada Postcard Story contest. Two people staying in a Halifax boarding house just after WW2 strike up a relationship based on sad stories. While visiting the cemetery where many of the dead from the Titanic are buried, she explains there is a dignity in suffering, but not in surviving. He tells her his story where survival cost him dearly. Get the ebook "A Physicist's Guide to Love" to read A Nation the Size of a Thimble and 17 other stories. Find more short story podcasts at Fresh New Shorts. Subscribe to hear a new story each week.
Fresh New Shorts Podcast
Original short stories from an award-winning short story writer. New story every Sunday. "This story held me from beginning to end," reviewers said.