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(Ep: 114) Why Elephant Beach Is More Than Just a Children’s Book (opens the original)
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In this episode, we’re joined by debut children’s author Christine Devane, whose picture book Elephant Beach tells the playful and poignant tale of a young girl whose quiet beach day is upended—in the best way—by a herd of joyous elephants. Christine brings her experience as a teacher and quiet child into the story, and joins us to talk about why she wrote a book for shy kids, how elephants became her unexpected co‑stars, and what happens when solitude turns into friendship. Whether you’re a par
(Ep: 113) Escaping to Paradise: Thaddeus Robinson on Writing Coastal Fiction (opens the original)
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#ThaddeusRobinson #TalesFromParadise #PerfectTheBook #IndieAuthor #VermontAuthors #StorycomicPresents #HealingThroughStory #SouthernFiction #PhotographyAndFiction #CoastalStories In this episode of Storycomic Presents, we sit down with Thaddeus Robinson, a Vermont-based author and photographer whose storytelling bridges the coastlines of South Carolina and the quiet landscapes of New England. Thaddeus shares the inspiration behind his book Perfect—Book One in the Tales from Paradise Saga—a movin
(Ep: 112) How a Poet’s Daughter Keeps His Words Alive (opens the original)
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In this episode, I’m honored to welcome Nadine Budbill, daughter and steward of the literary legacy of the late David Budbill. We’ll explore how she carries the torch for her father’s work—poetry, plays, prose, and the beloved Judevine. Nadine will share stories from David’s life in Vermont, his deep connection to place, how she preserves and introduces his work to new audiences, and the challenges and joys of being a literary executor. Whether you’re a fan of poetry, rural literature, or the st
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