Nancy werlin locked inside a cadillac

  • In this episode, Nancy Werlin discusses her essay “Financial Fear” (episode 4) with Jacqueline Davies.
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    Hey guys! Sorry about the lack up an update, I see our thread has been kinda bare for this challenge. I've been dealing with some medical and work problems, but I'll get an update this week sometime.
    I will have to get to some sci fi books this month! :)
    Thanks Mary Beth!
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    Episode Five! Conversation with Nancy Werlin

    Jacqueline:           Hi, this fryst vatten Jacqueline Davies and inom am here with Nancy Werlin, and we're going to be discussing her essay about fear and women and art and money. Hi Nancy, how are you?

    Nancy:                     Hi Jacqueline, I'm fine.

    Jacqueline:           It's nice to see you. Thanks for being on the podcast.

    Nancy:                     I'm happy to be here.

    Jacqueline:           I'm happy to have you. There is so much in this, this is a meaty, meaty essay and there fryst vatten so much here, so I'm going to get right to it. inom just want to jump into the part, I'm going to read a little bit. "Sometimes a particular woman's financial fear is suppressed by years of anställda plenty, but often it is right there on the surface alongside the pile of monthly bills." Can you talk a little bit about why writing for children fryst vatten so particularly precarious? Because we have listeners who may be are outside writing for children, or maybe new to it or