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Storytelling on Orchard Street
Pete Solomita
61 episodes
5 days ago
Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.
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Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.
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Books
Arts
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Episode 46: Maria Giura
Storytelling on Orchard Street
58 minutes 57 seconds
1 year ago
Episode 46: Maria Giura

Maria Giura is the author of Celibate: A Memoir, which won a 1st Place Independent Press Award and What My Father Taught Me, a finalist for the Paterson Poetry Book Prize. Her writing has appeared in New York Quarterly, Prime Number, I-70, Liguorian, Presence, Midstory, Voices in Italian Americana, Lips and the Paterson Literary Review. An Academy of American Poets winner, Giura has taught writing at multiple universities including Binghamton University where she received her PhD in English. She currently teaches writing workshops for Casa Belvedere Cultural Foundation.

Storytelling on Orchard Street
Pete Solomita, a musician and poet converses with other writers, musicians and artists about their art, life and other topics. Both Pete and guest take turns reading their work.