11 Central Ave #57. James Reiss's "Nat's Novel"
Series: 11 Central Ave
From: 800 lb. Productions
Length: 00:04:00
This episode, written by James Reiss, is part of the "Writers Write 11 Central Ave" series.
James Reiss's surname rhymes with "peace." His latest book is Riff on Six: New and Selected Poems (Salt Publishing, 2003). In 2008 Rager Media will publish his novel, Facade for a Penny Arcade. His work has appeared in such places as The Atlantic Monthly, Esquire, The Hudson Review, The Nation, The New Republic, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Poetry, and Slate, plus anthologies, textbooks, and Web sites. His first poetry collection, The Breathers, was nominated for the National Book Award. His fourth book of poems, Ten Thousand Good Mornings, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He received writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ohio Arts Council, and the New York Foundation for the Arts, as well as awards from the Academy of American Poets, the College English Association of Ohio, the Ohioana Library Association, the Poetry Society of America, the Unterberg Poetry Center of the 92nd Street Y in New York, and the Pushcart Press. He is Professor Emeritus of English at Miami University and Founding Editor of Miami University Press in Oxford, Ohio.
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11 Central Ave #113. The final episode, the family gets poor and gets God.
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This week's installment of the radio comic strip.
11 Central Ave. Rick Moody's The Birthday Present.
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11 Central Ave #112. Senior Sex.
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11 Central Ave #110. After the divorce. When adults act like teenagers.
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From: 800 lb. Productions
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11 Central Ave #109. The family experiences racism.
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From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip. Written by Susan Shepherd. Mixed by Walter Dixon
11 Central Ave #108. Rick gets a Dear John letter.
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From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip. Written by Susan Shepherd and Jenny Schmidt. Mixed by George Hicks.
11 Central Ave #107 gets crowdsourced
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From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip.
11 Central Ave #106. Why men think women get everything.
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From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip. Written by Sue Shepherd, mixed by Walter Dixon.
11 Central Ave #105. Why we don't want "change." Or: Nat measures his receding hairline.
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From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip. Written by Sue Shepherd, mixed by Walter Dixon.
11 Central Ave #104. Crying over spilled lattes.
(00:03:59)
From: 800 lb. Productions
This week's installment of the radio comic strip. Written by Sue Shepherd mixed by Walter Dixon.d, mixed by Walter Dixon.
Piece Description
This episode, written by James Reiss, is part of the "Writers Write 11 Central Ave" series. James Reiss's surname rhymes with "peace." His latest book is Riff on Six: New and Selected Poems (Salt Publishing, 2003). In 2008 Rager Media will publish his novel, Facade for a Penny Arcade. His work has appeared in such places as The Atlantic Monthly, Esquire, The Hudson Review, The Nation, The New Republic, The New Yorker, The Paris Review, Poetry, and Slate, plus anthologies, textbooks, and Web sites. His first poetry collection, The Breathers, was nominated for the National Book Award. His fourth book of poems, Ten Thousand Good Mornings, was nominated for the Pulitzer Prize. He received writing fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Ohio Arts Council, and the New York Foundation for the Arts, as well as awards from the Academy of American Poets, the College English Association of Ohio, the Ohioana Library Association, the Poetry Society of America, the Unterberg Poetry Center of the 92nd Street Y in New York, and the Pushcart Press. He is Professor Emeritus of English at Miami University and Founding Editor of Miami University Press in Oxford, Ohio.
Broadcast History
WUSM Hattiesburg MS
WLRN Miami / WESAT
WBUR Boston / WESUN
KUOW Seattle / WESUN
KUT Austin / WESUN
WUGA Athens/ Tuesdays mid-day
Timing and Cues
RUNDOWN: 11 CENTRAL AVE #57 8/30/07 TOTAL TIME 3:59
in stereo - sum to mono OK - do not pull left channel only!
11 Central Ave. is a weekly self-contained drop-in for NPR's Morning Edition C segment (xx:35:30-xx:39:30.) The series' episodes must be broadcast in chronological order.
Suggested host intro:
It's time now to go to 11 Central Ave., the weekly radio comic strip. Come hear something new. (:07)
Program:
IC: mux, signature sound; "It's another morning at 11 Central Ave."
OC: "...go to wbez - dot - org. (3:29)
Forward Promo / Credit:
IC: mux; "Next week at 11 Central Ave..."
OC: mux cold (:29)
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