Essays by Edward Kelsey Moore ~ page3
Below are links to more short essays commissioned from E.K.M. by Minnesota Public Radio.
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Scroll down to discover the streaming audio presentation of
E.K.M.'s prize-winning short story, Grandma and the Elusive Fifth Crucifix.
The Magic of Failure: Professional cellist and best-selling author Edward Kelsey Moore shares a lesson he's learned from a career in the arts that has included work on some failed productions. Read and listen to the complete story, which includes Ginger Rogers and legendary director Joshua Logan, by clicking on the essay title.
The Balancing Act: Cake or pie? Learn what musician and author Edward Kelsey Moore has discovered while trying to find a way to balance the various pursuits in his life. You can read the essay yourself -- or listen to the author read it to you!
A Cellist's Appreciation For His Father's Effortless Cool: E.K.M. shares a reflection on his father's unflappable demeanor. This essay is also available as streaming audio, read by the author.
Fighting Weight: In this essay Edward Kelsey Moore shares lessons he's learned through his struggles with maintaining his weight.
Deceptions, Distortions, Desserts: E.K.M. writes about his favorite things, and the lengths he sometimes goes to when asked which is his most favorite.
Escaping the Tupperwear Tub: Edward Kelsey Moore describes how he was nudged by fate to finish just one of his short stories -- and what happened when he did!
But wait, there's more -- Moore!
You can find links for many short essays written by Edward Kelsey Moore
which you can read for free! Click the button below.
You can find links for many short essays written by Edward Kelsey Moore
which you can read for free! Click the button below.
Edward Kelsey Moore ~ Reads You a Story!
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Grandma and the Elusive Fifth Crucifix is a funny and touching short story about Grandma Goldine (a resident of fictional Plainview, Indiana) who loves attending funerals. Edward Kelsey Moore wrote it and now he reads it to you!
Grandma and the Elusive Fifth Crucifix won a fiction contest hosted by Chicagoland Public Radio back in 2002. An earlier audio presentation of this was broadcast in 2002 (and by popular request re-broadcast in 2003) over local and national NPR radio stations. The short story is not currently available in print -- it is part of an Edward Kelsey Moore story collection which may someday be published. Meanwhile... please enjoy the streaming audio.
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