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Delmarva Radio Theatre’s Production of “Departures” by Bohdan Dowhaluk

March 3, 2021 By The Editorial Team

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Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in  Delmarva Review.

Following is a production of "Departures" by Delmarva Radio Theatre's Production of "Departures." by Bohdan Dowhaluk first published in Delmarva Review Volume 13. The lead character was played by Poetry Editor, Anne Colwell. 

Read it here in Features.

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Filed Under: Feature, News, Podcast Tagged With: Bohdan Dowhaluk, Delmarva Radio Theatre, Departures, Hal Wilson, Podcast

Interview with Holly Karapetkova on Delmarva Today: Writer’s Edition

October 2, 2019 By The Editorial Team

Holly Karapetkova

DelmarvaPublic Radio's weekly program, Delmarva Today, is hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. In Writer's Edition #73, Hal interviewed Holly Karapetkova, whose poetry has appeared in Delmarva Review. Her writings are broad-ranging and unveil the deep wounds left by our history of racism, slavery, and environmental degradation. In sad recognition of the 400 year anniversary last month of the introduction of slavery into the colonies, our conversation will focus primarily on Holly’s poems on slavery published in volume 11 of the Delmarva Review. It was in August 1619, that a pirate ship dropped anchor off Jamestown, Va. 20 to 30 slaves were offloaded and sold to the colonists. This was only 12 years after the founding of the colony and one year before the Puritans landed at Plymouth Rock. We forget that it was also 157 years before the declaration of independence. 400 years ago last month, at colonial Jamestown slavery was woven into the very fabric of our country. Holly’s poems capture that ingrained nature of racism we still experience today.

Continuing the theme of exile and separation, we also discuss a number of her poems on immigration.

Holly’s poetry, prose, and translations have appeared widely in print and online in places such as Alaska Quarterly Review, The Southern Review, Prairie Schooner, Poetry Northwest, The Nashville Review, and Delmarva Review. Her books include Words We Might One Day Say, winner of the 2010 Washington Writers’ Publishing House Poetry Award, and Towline, winner of the 2016 Vern Rutsala Poetry Contest from Cloudbank Books. In addition to her poetry and translations, Holly has written more than 20 books for children. She teaches in the Department of Literature and Languages at Marymount University.

Click below to tune in. This is a fascinating and timely discussion.

 

 

Filed Under: Feature, Podcast Tagged With: Delmarva Public Radio, Hal Wilson, Holly Karapetkova, Immigration, Podcast, Poetry

Delmarva Radio Theatre’s Production of “Cantabile” by John J. McKeon

December 19, 2018 By The Editorial Team

Cantabile - John McKeon (1)

Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in  Delmarva Review.

Following is a production of "Cantabile" by John McKeon, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 11. The lead character was played by Poetry Editor, Anne Colwell. 

Read it here in Features.

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Filed Under: Feature, Podcast Tagged With: Anne Colwell, Cantabile, Delmarva Radio Theatre, Hal Wilson, John McKeon, Podcast

Delmarva Public Radio Writer’s Edition Featuring Delmarva Review, Volume 11

December 1, 2018 By The Editorial Team

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Delmarva Public Radio produces the program Delmarva Today: Writer's Edition hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson.

This edition features Delmarva Review, Volume 11 with guests Wilson Wyatt, Jr., Executive Editor of the Review, and the Review’s poetry editor Anne Colwell.

The program begins with a discussion of Volume 11 with Anne  and Wilson, which includes the poem “Responsibility,” read by the author Holly Karapetkova, and a flash fiction piece “The Secret Life of Pool Cleaners” read by the author Caroline Bock. The program concludes with a dramatic reading of  “Prairie Fever” by Emily Rae Roberts and read by Madeleine Slater.

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Filed Under: Feature, Podcast Tagged With: Anne Colwell, Delmarva Public Radio, Hal Wilson, Podcast, Wilson Wyatt Jr.

Delmarva Radio Theatre’s Production of “Usherette” by Marcelle Thiebaux

May 23, 2016 By The Editorial Team

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Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in  Delmarva Review. Actors include members of The Community Players of Salisbury  as well as very talented Delmarva Public Radio staff.

Following is a production of "Usherette" by Marcelle Thiebaux, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 8. Read it here in Features.

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Filed Under: Feature, Podcast Tagged With: Delmarva Radio Theatre, Hal Wilson, Podcast

Delmarva Radio Theatre’s Production of “Mrs. Morrisette” by Margaret Rodenberg

January 20, 2016 By The Editorial Team

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Delmarva Public Radio produces a drama program hosted by Delmarva Review's very own Fiction Editor, Hal Wilson. The program, “Delmarva Radio Theatre,” features original radio plays adapted from short stories published in  Delmarva Review. Actors include members of The Community Players of Salisbury  as well as very talented Delmarva Public Radio staff.

Following is a production of "Mrs. Morrisette" by Margaret Rodenberg, first published in Delmarva Review Volume 4. Read it here in Features.

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Filed Under: Feature, Podcast Tagged With: Delmarva Radio Theatre, Hal Wilson, Podcast

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