AISFP 319 — Paradise ICON Reading Part 2

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Editor's note: This episode contains adult language. Brent decides to bring his own brand of anthology work by featuring the talents of the Paradise ICON group of 2015 during their reading. Part 2 of the reading (begins at 9:17) features authors Doug Engstrom, Shannon Ryan, yours truly and Cath Schaff Stump. If you missed part 1, make sure to take a listen, as it features some delightful stories. In our Paradise ICON Reading Part 2 episode: Before the interview, Brent provides a quick overview of his and Kristi's whereabouts (Kristi served a guest stint over at The Functional Nerds) and offers thanks you to the show's contributors and you, the listeners -- we're a bit behind folks because Brent's day job had him working on a BIG acquisition. The Paradise ICON Reading Part 2 episode features readings from authors Doug Engstrom, Shannon Ryan, yours truly (Brent Bowen) and Cath Schaff Stump. Paradise ICON is a neo-pro writer's workshop sponsored by Mindbridge and affiliated with Paradise Lost workshops. Alumni of neo-pro writing workshops participate in an experience that combines a Milford style workshop with an opportunity to attend and participate in Icon, which was held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from October 16-18, 2015. ICON can be followed on Facebook and Twitter.

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