Jay Allison

Martin's Press.

He wrote and produced three seasons of The Big Gay Sketch Show, starring Kate McKinnon, and episodes of the HBO hit True Blood.

He's currently shooting a sequel to his 2005 film, Adam and Steve.

Elizabeth Taylor died in 2011, so Craig never got to meet her to unravel the mystery.

And while Craig never wrote the screenplay, he is writing a memoir about his experience with Monty.

He tells us that their twinning continues, and he's committed to giving both of their stories a happy ending.

To see a picture of Craig in Monty's old house, visit themoth.org.

Do you have a story about life after death, or just about life for that matter?

Pitch us a two-minute version on our website, themoth.org.

That's it for this episode.

We hope you'll join us next time, and that's the story from The Moth.

This episode of the Moth Radio Hour was produced by me, Jay Allison.

Co-producer is Vicki Merrick.

Associate producer, Emily Couch.

The stories were directed by Jennifer Hickson and Michelle Jolowski.

Additional Grand Slam coaching by Larry Rosen.

The rest of the Moss leadership team includes Sarah Haberman, Christina Norman, Sarah Austin Jeunesse, Kate Tellers, Marina Cloutier, Suzanne Rust, Sarah Jane Johnson, and Patricia Ureña.

Moss stories are true as remembered and affirmed by the storytellers.

Our theme music is by The Drift.

Other music in this hour from Neil Mukherjee, Mort Garson, Tom McDermott, and John Zorn.