Rami Ungar The Writer

This past Thursday was Halloween, and I was lucky to have two stories release in audio. And since I know that not everyone was able to tune in for them (especially the second one), I’m including links in this post so you can check them out whenever you’re able.

First, on the Tales to Terrify podcast, we have my short story “White Leaves,” which follows the events that occur when an apartment complex wakes up to find a sea of white leaves on their front lawns. The story was narrated by an A+ narrator named Andrew Gibson, and can be found about 28 minutes into the podcast (though I highly encourage you to listen to the two stories preceding mine).

Second, we have the radio play based on my short story “Hannah,” which leads Hannah and Other Stories. The play was performed by the students at Christopher Ray’s Whetstone Academy of Performing Arts, which I’m given to understand is part of Whetstone High School here in Columbus, and produced by WCBE 90.5’s program The Craft by Doug Dangler. It was a really good performance, and the kids did an amazing job (special props to Evelyn Boreman, who played angry and entitled Dianne Shawcross. I could believe all the other actors were teens, but I was very surprised that wasn’t really a middle-aged woman!).

I’ve mentioned it before, but this is the first time my work has ever been adapted into another storytelling format, and I’m quite honored. So, if you can, please check this program out and give it a listen. It really was an amazing show and I’m so proud to have had my story be used for this show and for the teens to use as they work hard to make their careers blossom.

(Sounds like someone I know.)

And finally, if you’re interested in reading the original tale this radio play is based on, you can check out Hannah and Other Stories using any of the links below. And if you do, and you get a copy, I hope you’ll leave me a review so I know what you thought. Not to mention reviews help other readers decide whether or not to check out a story.

That’s all for now, my Followers. I’m off to work on the next collection of short stories. Hopefully I can tell you more about that at a later date. Until next time, good night and pleasant nightmares.