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Date: 10:28 Jun 7, 2014

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WordTheatre have updated their website with a new Damien profile and are about to launch a series of audios. Damien is currently not on the list below, but we do know his last reading with WordTheatre, the EFG Short Story Award, was recorded and an audio was promised! WordTheatre \| Audible WordTheatre has recorded over 600 stories at our events in America and England with the authors present to hear their work come alive through the brilliant interpretations of actors. Currently, WordTheatre is preparing to roll out our extraordinary archive. Soon you will be able to download the world’s best short stories read by today’s most celebrated actors. Each collection will be comprised of 9 short stories arranged thematically or in award-based groupings. Here’s a preview of some of the upcoming collections that will soon be available for purchase on Audible.com! Collection 1: Family Album Nicki Micheaux reading “Vacuum” by Brad Watson James Franco reading “The Odds It Would Be You” by Alice Mattison Gary Dourdan reading “Bug Juice” by Christine R. Lincoln Danielle Panabaker readingThe Escape by Joyce Carol Oates Ian Hart reading “Distant Ships” by Simon Van Booy Connor Paolo reading “Breath” by Pamela Painter Jodie Markell reading “Pet” by Deb Olin Unferth Vincent Piazza reading “Three Thursdays in the Bronx” by David Prete Halley Feiffer reading “Ask for Pain”by Julie Orringer Collection 2: Heart Matters Hallee Hirsh reading “The Ages” by Ramona Ausubel Mark Moses reading “The Meeting” by Aimee Bender Nicholas Brendon reading “Billboard” by Richard Bausch Maggie Siff reading “Double-Blind” by Alethea Black Mary Stuart Masterson reading “A Preference for Native Tongue” by Don Lee Sharon Lawrence reading “Widow” by Michelle Latiolais David Cross reading “The Gold Lunch” by Ron Carlson Kathryn Erbe reading “Out of the Fray” by Mary Gordon Dinah Lenney reading “When Writing is an Emergency” by Mary Otis Collection 3: Lost And Found Vanessa Aspillaga reading “Lucho” by Patricia Engel Cassidy Freeman reading “The Summer Before” by Alethea Black Mae Whitman reading “Swan Lake” by Meg Howrey Elisabeth Moss reading “Note to Sixth Grade Self” by Julie Orringer Dean Chekvala reading “To Psychic Underworld” by Dan Chaon Justin Chambers reading “Loser”by Aimee Bender Vincent Piazza reading “White Angel” by Micheal Cunningham Eliza Pryor Nagel reading “The Russian Children Aren’t Happy” by Ellen Slezak Dana Delany reading “Sea World” by Janet Grillo Collection 4: Selections from the Pushcart Prize Best of the Small Press,Volume I Vincent Piazza reading “Forky” by Andre Dubus III Amy Irving reading “Dead Boy at Your Window” by Bruce Holland Rogers CCH Pounder reading “By Love Possessed” by Lorna Goodison Sean Young reading “Not the Plaster Casters” by Janice Eidus Samantha Mathis reading “Three Girls” by Joyce Carol Oates Robert David Hall reading “The Pass” by Steve Almond Amber Tamblyn reading “The Kiss” by Pamela Painter Jackson Rathbone reading “The Bank Robbery” by Steve Schutzman John Heard reading “Tomorrow’s Bird” by Ian Frazier Collection 5: Love and Loss Michael Zegen reading “Grief” by Pamela Painter Amy Brenneman reading “The Life of the Body” by Jane Smiley Adrian Pasdar reading “Dancer Horse” by Hal Ackerman Ian Hart reading “Business Class” by Evgenia Citkowitz Emily Bergl reading “Damned Spot” by Michelle Latiolais Richard Burgi reading “Here We Aren’t So Quickly” by Jonathan Safran Foer Anson Mount reading “Her Favorite Story” by Mark Richard Brian Cox reading “The Problem of Human Consumption” by Steve Almond Sarah Clarke reading “Two-Step” by Maile Meloy Collection 6:Shortlisted Stories for the Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award Vol. 1 Rashahn Stone reading “It’s Not Yours” by David Vann Juliet Stevenson reading “The Family Whistle” by Gerard Woodward Julian Sands reading “The Current” by Tom Lee Daphne Cheung reading “Where the Gods Fly” by Jean Kwok Damien Lewis reading “The Deep” by Anthony Doerr Harriet Walter reading “Comma” by Hilary Mantel Ben Miller reading “East Coast, West Coast” by Will Cohu Bhasker Patel reading “The Fluorescent Jacket” by Roshi Fernando David Morrissey and Ian Hart reading “Beer Trip to Llandudno” by Kevin Barry Collections 7:Selections from the Pushcart Prize: Best of the Small Press Volume 2 Linus Roache reading “Joyas Voladores” by Brian Doyle Brian Cox reading “The Human Table” by Marvin Cohen Nicole Ansari reading “One Moment on Top of the Earth” by Naomi Shihab Nicholas Brendan reading “Stay” by David Schuman Gil Bellows reading “Oblivion, Nebraska” by Peter Moore Smith Wendy Makenna reading “Self Knowledge” by Richard Bausch Carla Gugino reading “Gina’s Death” by Charles Baxter Christopher McDonald reading “Today Will Be A Quiet Day” by Amy Hempel Dana Delany reading “The Party” by Joyce Carol Oates. Here are some existing recordings of Damien reading with WordTheatre below: Damien Molony reading 'First Person Shooter' by Charles Yu and Latitude Festival 2012 Damien Molony reads with WordTheare at the Arts Club and Forward Prizes for Poetry __________________ Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

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Date: 10:04 Jun 10, 2014

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It's excellent to see that Damien has his own WordTheatre profile page.....and that they've started to release some audio collections. I guess we'll have to wait for the Sunday Times EFG Short Story Award Vol.2? I wonder if there'll be any other recordings of Damien...fingers crossed! __________________ ".....he'll be with you while you dream"

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Date: 17:56 Sep 12, 2014

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Listening to Damien on the radio....and the prospect of another wordtheatre event have reminded me of this. There's still no sign of these recordings on the Audible website.....and I would so love to get my hands on some Damo recordings! I wonder what they mean by soon?! __________________ ".....he'll be with you while you dream"

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oh yes, yes please! Would love to hear all of his recordings. Love that he has a profile on their website. __________________ papillon... pamplemousse... bibliothèque... un baiser A lilt in his voice. Every sentence like music... #kisskisskiss A terrible beauty is born. Love me some #Jacksass

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Date: 11:42 Sep 13, 2014

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I check the site regularly, but may contact WordTheatre to find out more about the Audible collections. All Damien audio recordings would be VERY popular! __________________ Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

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Date: 20:07 May 4, 2015

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Guessing no update Domino? __________________ Good Hal? Bad Hal? Really don't mind....

domino l - l - l

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Date: 21:49 May 4, 2015

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Thanks for the prompt Kallie, I recently email WordTheatre about the audio for 'Heartstrings Bittersweet Love Stories' and recieved this reply:

Thank you so much for your interest in our audio recordings. We do have them, but we have yet to place them in a collection for publishing on Audible. The exciting news is that they should be coming out in the very near future! You can check out WordTheatre on Audible.com every other month or so to see our new collections.

"The very near future" sounds promising, I noticed there have been no additions to WordTheatre's Audible page since November 2014. so it is long overdue!

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Kallie

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Date: 21:57 May 4, 2015

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Great news.... Wasn't expecting that... __________________ Good Hal? Bad Hal? Really don't mind....

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Date: 22:12 May 4, 2015

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hah, just posted on another thread about them "owing us". __________________ papillon... pamplemousse... bibliothèque... un baiser A lilt in his voice. Every sentence like music... #kisskisskiss A terrible beauty is born. Love me some #Jacksass

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Date: 22:46 May 4, 2015

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It would be fab to have Damien's readings for WordTheatre made available. His readings are just magical! __________________

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Date: 10:38 May 5, 2015

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Especially as they are already there Rosie! ANd especially for those of us who were unable to be there at the event! __________________ Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

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Date: 13:44 May 5, 2015

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Yes, I've only heard Damien reading on the radio and on the Raven audio book. I've never seen him reading live but I have seen the clip on YouTube of First Person Shooter at Latitude. I particularly enjoy the 'heckles' which Damien, ever the professional, completely ignores! I think my favourite is when someone shouts out " You're quite hot". Sorry, 'quite'?!?! __________________

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Rosie my favorite is when he asks 'Jeanine' out and someone in the audience yells 'yes'! lol __________________ papillon... pamplemousse... bibliothèque... un baiser A lilt in his voice. Every sentence like music... #kisskisskiss A terrible beauty is born. Love me some #Jacksass

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Date: 21:08 May 5, 2015

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oh yes I remember that, Whimsy! I think more than one person shouts yes! __________________

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Date: 11:46 Jun 26, 2015

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Just to update everyone, news from WordTheatre in response to my follow up on Damien recordings in their Audible collections: We are currently on hold for releasing any new collections as we develop our current collection promotions. We hope to start back up again towards the end of the summer if not sooner, and we appreciate you following up! __________________ Join DMF here too: Fan Site \| Twitter \| Instagram \| Facebook \| Youtube

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Date: 12:39 Jun 26, 2015

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I love how you make sure they know of our interest. Keep it up! __________________ He'd have told me to join him, and I would. - still true!

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Date: 09:44 Jun 28, 2015

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This is frustratingly slow to materialise! This time last year I assumed that the first audio recording I would own of Damien would be from WordTheatre.....and then fantom snuck in all sneakily with Raven and beat them to it! Sometimes its kinda nice to not know about these things until they're about to be released........the wait can just be agonizing!3

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Date: 10:17 Jun 28, 2015

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RPLovesIpswich wrote:
Yes, I've only heard Damien reading on the radio and on the Raven audio book. I've never seen him reading live but I have seen the clip on YouTube of First Person Shooter at Latitude. I particularly enjoy the 'heckles' which Damien, ever the professional, completely ignores! I think my favourite is when someone shouts out " You're quite hot". Sorry, 'quite'?!?!

Ha - yeah the heckles definitely add a bit of atmosphere......you don't get much of that at a WordTheatre event! Would like to add my total appreciation of the person who thought of fiming this......and sharing it with everyone on youtube - what a star!! It really is a pleasure to be able to watch as well as hear Damien reading. I love the way he keeps looking back at the camera once he's seen it......

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