Stories To Drive By Benjamin Kelman

I am excited to share the return of Stories to Drive By with you my listeners, friends, and family. Thank you all for supporting me and being there for me. Our first episode back is on the ever amazing Wonderful Wizard of Oz. I had a lot of fun reading this as well as producing this episode. Thank you so much for the patience as I brought it to you. As ever if you have any questions, comments, or perhaps something you would like for me to read, please reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com I look forward to hearing from you and sincerely hope you enjoy this episode. My thanks goes out to all of you who helped make it possible.

This chapter is a little bit different from our other chapters in that I am taking a more relaxed approach and instead of sharing a specific story taking a look at one of the oldest books available and a bit of philosophy in Sun Tzu's: The Art of War. As always if you have any questions, comments or perhaps something you would like for me to read please reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com. Thank you for listening

Special Thanks to Alexander Nakarada again for the fantastic score that I feel really brings my podcast to life.

Stories to Drive By is the podcast where I take a good look at a piece of literature in hopes of inspiring you to do the same. In todays episode I look at the classic Mary Shelley's Frankentstein. Also known as the modern Prometheus. I loved looking at the brilliance of this author and the beauty in the way that she writes. Please enjoy it and as always if you have any questions, comments, or something you yourself would like me to read please reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com

Special thanks to Aitua for the soundtrack I used for backing this episode. It truly rounds out the feel and experience.

In this chapter we will be taking a look at a new book from a new author adapting an old but very relevant story. Bathsheba comes straight out of the pages of the book of Proverbs and comes to life in Kay Kelman's adaptation. The story has many lessons that we can all take from it no matter what our walk of life may be. Please enjoy and as always if you have any questions, comments, or something you may like for me to read please reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com

Special thanks to Alexander Nakarada again for the use of your phenomenal music for my background 

and also special thanks to the most wonderful mother in the world, Victoria Kelman. Rest up and recover. We love you.

We have a fantastic chapter of Marian L Thorpe's Oraiaphon for Stories to Drive By! The podcast where I take a good look at literature to share with you and encourage you to do the same. This was a fantastic fast read that I am sure many of you will enjoy. If you have any questions, comments or perhaps something you would like me to read please feel free to reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com. Thank you for listening

Special thanks for the background audio go to Alexander Nakarada:

The Lone Wolf by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com
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Welcome back listeners to the podcast where I get to take a good look at a piece of literature and share it with you. This is our special Halloween bonus episode released at approximately the same time as our 5th episode Oraiaphon. That episodes book is written by Marian L. Thorpe and this bonus is a spooky tale just in time for Halloween by the brothers Grimm. As always if you enjoy the episode and have any questions, comments, or perhaps something you would like me to read please feel free to reach out to me at Storiestodriveby@gmail.com. Thank you for listening and have a safe fun spooky Halloween!

Benjamin

Special thanks go to:

Alexander Nakarada for the use of their phenomenal background music yet again.

Halloween Theme 1 by Alexander Nakarada | https://www.serpentsoundstudios.com
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Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
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