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Today's story is Gramma and the Snakes by Domingo Martinez. Taken from his memoir The Boy Kings of Texas. It is read by Lisa McKinley.
About the reader:
Lisa is a performer and theatre-maker living in Birmingham. She works closely with The Gap Arts Project and co-runs GUSH Theatre and Theatre Mix.
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twitter.com/LisaDMcKinley
facebook.com/lisamckinleyactor
facebook.com/GUSHtheatre
twitter.com/gushtheatre
About the story:
Brownsville, Texas, 1980s. It's a hot summer morning and ten-year-old Domingo is about to learn how his Gramma got her reputation.
Age Guide: 14+, contains mild language
About the author:
Domingo Martinez lives in Seattle, Washington. His work has appeared in Epiphany, and he has worked as a journalist and designer in Texas and at virtually every periodical in Seattle, along with a number of other publications. His memoir The Boy Kings of Texas was a New York Times Best Seller.
Where to buy the book:
bit.ly/2DqI1jU
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