This month’s story, "Let Me Let You Go," was performed by Jamie Brickhouse at the 2017 San Miguel Writers' Conference.Jamie Brickhouse is the author of the critically acclaimed Dangerous When Wet: A Memoir of Booze Sex and My Mother (St. Martin’s Press), named by Amazon as a “Best Book of May 2015,” and“Required Reading” in Mary Karr’s The Art of M…

Winona Linn performing “Homeward Bound” in the main ballroom at the San Miguel Writers’ Conference in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.Winona Linn is a poet, visual artist, performer, teacher and spoken word artist. Originally from Kingston, Ontario, Linn made a name for herself in the thriving poetry community of Halifax, Nova Scotia while attending …

Winona Linn performing “ Marie Angèlique et moi” in the main ballroom at the San Miguel Writers’ Conference in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.Winona Linn is a poet, visual artist, performer, teacher and spoken word artist. Originally from Kingston, Ontario, Linn made a name for herself in the thriving poetry community of Halifax, Nova Scotia while a…

Winona Linn performing “Dreams” in the main ballroom at the San Miguel Writers’ Conference in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.Winona Linn is a poet, visual artist, performer, teacher and spoken word artist. Originally from Kingston, Ontario, Linn made a name for herself in the thriving poetry community of Halifax, Nova Scotia while attending the Univ…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by Jessica Morell at the 2017 San Miguel Writers' Conference.Jessica Morell is a mother, teacher, storyteller and encaustic artist. In 2016 she participated in the San Miguel Storytelling Festiv…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story, "The American," was performed by Nathan Feuerberg at El Centro Culturál Ignacio Ramírez "El Nigromante"—Bellas Artes during the 2016 San Miguel International Storytelling Festival.Nathan Feuerberg fiction an…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by David Garza at the 2014 San Miguel Storytelling Festival.Music: http://www.purple-planet.comSong: El ToroAv San Miguel Storytellers

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by Dhana Musil at the 2017 San Miguel Writers’ Conference.Dhana Musil’s memoir, These Little Earthquakes, chronicles the decade she spent living in the seamy underbelly of Japan during the 1990’…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story, 'Worms' was performed by Diana Spechler at the 2016 San Miguel Storytelling Festival.Diana Spechler is the author of the novels Who By Fire (Harper Perennial, 2008) and Skinny (Harper Perennial, 2011), of th…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month's story was performed by Judith Jenya in the San Miguel TalkStory studio.Judith Jenya is a painter, photographer and poet. Her bilingual book of poetry, Aromas de Dos Pueblos was published in Mexico in 2014. She has …

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story, "An African Standoff," was performed by Cindy Norman at the 2016 San Miguel Storytelling Festival.Cindy is a world traveler, philosophical cosmonaut, quantum character on planet Earth. She travels the globe …

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This months story was performed by Eduardo Mora at the 2016 San Miguel Writers’ Conference.Eduardo Mora works for Reality San Miguel. He has published several articles in local newspapers and performs theater. Currently, he liv…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by Dene Maria Sebastiana at the 2016 San Miguel Writers' Conference.Dene is a teacher, shaman, and soul coach. His mission is to end patriarchy and misogyny for his time and lineage.…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by Nancy Hardcastle at the 2015 San Miguel Storytelling Festival.Please enjoy Nancy Hardcastle performing 'Trying to Raise the dead.'Music: http://www.purple-planet.comSong: El Toro…

San Miguel TalkStory es un podcast bilingüe presentado cada mes por el Festival de Cuentacuentos y San Miguel Literary Sala, AC.La historia de este mes fue narrada por Daniela y Fernanda Luna López en el Festival Internacional de Escritores y Literatura 2016.Daniela y Fernanda Luna López nacieron en San Miguel de Allende. Les encanta bailar, leer, …

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story, "Narwhal Hunting," was performed by Nathan Feuerberg in the main ballroom at the 2016 San Miguel Writers' Conference.Nathan Feuerberg fiction and nonfiction has appeared in a variety of literary journals and…

San Miguel TalkStory is a bilingual monthly podcast presented by the San Miguel Literary Sala and San Miguel Storytellers. This month’s story was performed by Chipper Roth at the 2015 San Miguel Storytelling Festival.Chipper spent her teenage summers in San Miguel in the early 1960s. She hopes to enjoy senility here as much as her puberty.Music: ht…

This month’s story was performed by Carol Merchasin at the 2016 San Miguel Writers’ Conference.Carol Merchasin is a recovering lawyer and author involved in a long time love affair with Mexico. She fell in love with the language, people and culture on her first trip south in 1983 and moved to San Miguel de Allende to deepen the relationship in 2005…

Listen to this wonderful story by Bea Aaronson performed at the 2016 San Miguel Writers’ Conference.Bea Aaronson is a self-taught multimedia artist, art critic, curator, award-winning poet, published author, stage performer, and international lecturer. She gives multimedia conferences on art and literature; from Corfu to Toulouse, from Colorado to …