Link Exchange and Resources
We welcome opportunities to exchange links with others who make great sounds. Lit Between the Ears cherishes the people and organizations who make the world sound bolder, funnier, grander, louder, scarier, or sillier. Or, if you prefer, more dramatic, more enigmatic, more hilarious, more musical, more quiet, more radical, more tuneful, or more wacky.
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19 Nocturne Boulevard
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Ancient Radio Players (The)
Anne Fiero
Arclight Repertory Theatre
Audiotheque (The)
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Bobbin Beam
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CBS Radio Mystery
Central Audio Theatre
Chesterton Productions
College of Saint Elizabeth (blog)
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Dream Realm Enterprises
Dreamseed, LLC
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Easy Ace: A Journal of Classic Radio (The)
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Giddio
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- http://www.giddio.com/
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Hunterdon Radio Theatre
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International Jack Benny Fan Club
Irish Playwrights and Screenwriters Guild Blog
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Joe Rodriguez
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Leviathan Chronicles (The)
Lit Between the Ears
London Theatre Blog
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Mid-Atlantic Nostalgia Convention (The)
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Nostalgic Radio
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Penn Kemp
Perfectly Normal Productions
Play it by Ear Productions
Podcasting Call
Poe’s Deadly Daughters
Private Ear Audio Theatre
Prometheus Radio Theatre
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Radio Blog Theater
RADIOPLAY Magazine
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Steven H. Wilson
Stories Worth Repeating
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Theatre Of The Mindless
Two Plus Plus Productions LLC
- Publisher of Lit Between the Ears
- http://www.TwoPlusPlus.com/
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Union County College
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Vicious Imagery
Voice123
Voiceover Boblog (The)
VoiceOverXtra
Voices.com
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Willamette Radio Workshop (The)
Wolfmont Publishing
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X-Viper Hour
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Hi William -
Thank you for your kind note at my blog. It seems so many books are female POV. However, some of the most touching I’ve read come from the male perspective. I believe that to truly write female POV well, one should also understand the male POV – a challenge at first whether you’re a male or female writer!
Please feel free to ask me anything… and thank you for stopping by!
- Julie
P.S. I find your website intriguing – my grandmother was a member of the Singing Strings all-girl band on the Charlie McCarthy show in the 1930s.
Julie,
Thanks for the note; please accept for consideration the reverse observation: to write the male POV, the female POV must be understood and respected.
As an aside, maybe discussing how sound establishes/advances POVs would be a worthwhile conversation.
Also, YOU ROCK with the reference to your grandmother performing with the Singing Strings from the Charlie McCarthy show. Please further accept free rein/reign to share stories of your grandmother on the radio.
Warm regards,
William
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Just browsing around the internet for the “Singing Strings” and wow! My grandmother was also in the Singing Strings! Her name was Evelyn Marshall and she played guitar. I am unsure how long she played with the band, surely it was in the late 30s, early 40s. She was playing with the band when they were featured in the Ritz Brothers movie, Argentine Nights.
Though, there were quite a few “Singing Strings” groups. Very likely could be a different one. lol