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Title: PC515, ARTEMIS RISING: Propagating Peonies
Post by: Ocicat on March 27, 2018, 10:23:23 PM
PodCastle 515, ARTEMIS RISING: Propagating Peonies (http://podcastle.org/2018/03/27/podcastle-515-artemis-rising-propagating-peonies/)

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Rated PG-13.

A PodCastle original!

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Suzan Palumbo lives in Ontario, Canada, where she is an ESL teacher and writer. Originally from Trinidad and Tobago, her life is a fusion of Caribbean, Indian and Canadian culture. She grows tomatoes in the summer, is a tobogganing enthusiast and can often be found wandering the forest near her home. She reads slush for Shimmer and has had work published at Diabolical Plots.

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Nadia Niaz is a writer, academic, creative writing teacher, language nerd and editor who is mostly from Melbourne but still a little bit from lots of other places. When she’s not working with words, she’s usually dancing.

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Title: Re: PC515, ARTEMIS RISING: Propagating Peonies
Post by: Katzentatzen on March 31, 2018, 08:33:10 PM
Don't stay in one place for people who want you to wait for them! Take the power back. I love reincarnation stories and I'm happy Arthi was able to break out of the cycle.
Title: Re: PC515, ARTEMIS RISING: Propagating Peonies
Post by: Fenrix on June 19, 2018, 09:09:33 PM
I was all ready to hate the second person, but I didn't. Once it loosened up, I was able to settle in. Excellent narration.
Title: Re: PC515, ARTEMIS RISING: Propagating Peonies
Post by: Ichneumon on August 26, 2018, 07:23:11 PM
I didn't expect to like this story, but I did. You could really feel the burden on the main character lift once she decided to leave.