LiVis Podcast

Hello there! Listen to this week's podcast.

You'll hear the first chapter of my modern-day adaptation of the Flying Dutchman and listen to my guest I.W. Zilke, who will read an excerpt from "A True Tale of Necromancy". Check out Irina's book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzgpHB9a2uQ And her website: https://www.iw-zilke.com/

We will also be talking about the concept of a soul and reincarnations.

Hello everyone! This week's podcast is themed "Dreams". I'll be reading ad inspired scenes from my play inspired by the novel "Perfume" by Patrick Süskind (part of my masters degree research project). I'll be joined by my friend, Isabeau Kelm, who will be reading an excerpt from her historical novel "At the Blue Hour". Isabeau Kelm, born in 1988, completed her Bachelor’s Degree programme in Art History at the University of Glasgow. She worked as a book binder in Oxford and studied an MA in Creative Writing at Teesside University, Middlesbrough. The author derives her ideas from her numerous travels and from her personal interest in her own biographical roots, but also from studying the turbulent history of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, which is closely connected to her family history. She also writes under the pseudonym ‘I.W. Zilke’. Check out this link to Isabeau Kelm's "At the Blue Hour": https://cutt.ly/1j6mJgw You can view the book trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YgdTgQtqgHI&t=2s And visit her website at: https://www.isabeaukelm.com/

Hello there! Listen to this week's podcast. You'll hear the prologue to my play 'Traces' (part of my postgraduate degree) and listen to my guest I.W. Zilke, who will read an excerpt from "A True Tale of Necromancy". I.W. Zilke was born in 1988 in Siberia. Following the breakup of the Soviet Union, Zilke’s family relocated to Germany. After she graduated from school, she read Art History at the University of Glasgow. Later she pursued an M.A. in Creative Writing at Teesside University where she graduated with distinction. The author derives her ideas from her numerous travels and from her personal interest in her own biographical roots, as well as from studying the turbulent history of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, which is closely connected to her family history. She also writes under the pseudonym 'Isabeau Kelm' Check out Irina's book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fzgpHB9a2uQ And her website: https://www.iw-zilke.com/

Hello everyone and welcome to my first podcast. I just wanted to give you a quick introduction to myself and my background. You will be getting weekly podcasts (themed) or serial podiocasts (with a new chapter every week). I hope you will enjoy this podcast. L