Allegedly

2024-11-27

Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!! This week's story is one of those OLD stories that is surprisingly current feeling. It is called "The Stranger Woman," and it was selected by Heather, who despite not being the one reading today still manages to trip over her tongue. Written by G.B. Stern, the story takes nearly as many turns as last weeks journey to dream ancient Egypt, and it gives birth to conversations about the game Cops and Robbers, the musical Chicago, and the earliest...

Welcome to Campfire Classics, a Literary Comedy Podcast!!

This week's story is one of those OLD stories that is surprisingly current feeling.

It is called "The Stranger Woman," and it was selected by Heather, who despite not being the one reading today still manages to trip over her tongue.

Written by G.B. Stern, the story takes nearly as many turns as last weeks journey to dream ancient Egypt, and it gives birth to conversations about the game Cops and Robbers, the musical Chicago, and the earliest self-pleasure joke your hosts have yet faced.

"The Stranger Woman" was first published in 1922.

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