From Our Soundbooth | March 19, 2019

Monica A. Hand Graduate Student Reading Series #1

This week on The Missouri Review’s Soundbooth Podcast, we are featuring the second installment of our series that brings you live literary readings from Columbia, MO. This reading was recorded on Friday, February 8th in Tate Hall at the University of Missouri. We’re excited to share creative nonfiction from Emma Snow, poetry from Rebecca Pelky, and fiction from Lacey Rowland. Please enjoy this multi-genre event full of urgent and exciting voices.

(*Snow’s introduction has been excluded from the recording for reasons of privacy.)

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