Episode 13 Exploring Trauma and Identity in Never Whistle at Night

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Recorded02 May 2025

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Listener discretion is advised: This episode contains major spoilers.Join Margaret and Katie for Episode 13 of Women are Reading, where they discuss the first six short stories in Never Whistle at Night, An Indigenous Dark Fiction Anthology. Featuring nearly 20 Indigenous authors from all over the U.S., Never Whistle at Night explores themes of trauma, identity, the effects of colonization and more, while introducing us to all sorts of things that go bump in the night. Plus, Margaret raves about her two latest reads and Katie gives a run down on her latest true crime obsession.

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