M. Brianna Stallings, MFA

This debut novel about a future in which people can live forever is a bittersweet yet life-affirming story of eternity versus death

Brooklyn comic gives big laughs about not getting the Big O.

The improv alchemists of this weekly show turn the crap in your life into comedy gold (Photo by David Brendan Hall)

Interview with journalist & independent radio host Allison Kilkenny, co-founder of the listener-funded podcast "Citizen Radio."

Ode to White Women from a White Woman (And Why I Shouldn't Have to be White to Get You to Listen)

The members of mariachi band Flor de Toloache are most definitely more than “Las Caras Lindas,” or “the pretty faces,” as their new album title translates in English.

Class-led interview with critically acclaimed bestselling author Julianna Baggott. Edited by Stallings and Breanne Cunningham. (Hunger Mountain - VCFA Journal of the Arts)

Second of two issues for which I served as Associate Arts Editor.

First of two issues for which I served as Associate Arts Editor.

Once upon a time, this was me. I lived to tell the tale; another woman didn't.

The year that I was born, Pee Wee Gaskins was serving year three of a life sentence for murder, one that had initially been a death sentence. Following my third birthday, that sentence would be commuted back to death after Gaskins, then being held in a maximum security prison, used explosives and a plastic cup to kill a neighboring inmate.

"Zines matter because they give people a voice. They can be used as a powerful tool in our communities." - Sage Adderley-Knox, zinester/book publisher, Sweet Candy Distro & Press (Hunger Mountain - VCFA Journal of the Arts)

May 3, 2011. As part of the Planned Parenthood N. NE Zine Project.

Proud to be included on the Singapore Airlines and British Airways in-flight playlist since 2012.

Take a nostalgic swing back in time to hear a modern twist on classic radio drama. Sid Guy is on the case...

Detective Sid Guy doesn't fall head-over-heels for the luscious dames who walk through his office door. He doesn't lose his cool. And he doesn't get into anything he can't talk his way out of…

...except for the times when he does.

Two episodes: The Case of the Mysterious Woman and The case...

S.H. Baker vividly depicts the beauty and liveliness of the Louisiana Bayou right after WWI in her mystery series featuring the dashing, Cajun lawman, Dassas Cormier.
2012 AUDIE® Finalist
2011 USA Best Book Finalist
Featured in the 2014 Hear Now Festival's Podcast Palooza
Dassas Cormier, a dashing young Frenchman in southwest Louisiana, is torn between his Acadian heritage and the excitement of the Roaring Twenties. He returns home after a tragic end to his police career to find two murders h...