Making Tracks on NPR

Earlier this month, Tom Hall interviewed me about writing, literature, and Tracks: A Novel in Stories. Our 10 minute discussion aired on Maryland Morning, the popular radio program from Baltimore’s NPR station, WYPR.

Here’s how Maryland Morning described the segment:

Eric Goodman is a Baltimore writer who recently published his first novel. It’s called Tracks, and it examines the personal stories of passengers on a train traveling from Baltimore to Chicago. Tom talks with Goodman about the book and how it came to be.


If you missed the broadcast on 88.1 FM or at www.wypr.org, here’s your chance to listen to it on your schedule. The podcast is below.

http://mdmorn.wordpress.com/2011/08/16/81620113/

Listen to TRACKS on National Public Radio

Last month, author Eric D. Goodman read an excerpt from TRACKS, his novel in stories, on National Public Radio.

“The Stein” is an abridged version of “A Good Beer Needs a Good Stein” a popular story from the novel that also won a fiction prize.

WYPR, the Baltimore NPR station, describes the story as "a tale about marriage, growing old, and some lessons to be learned on the subject of give-and-take."

NPR describes author Eric D. Goodman as "a regular on the Baltimore literary scene."

Listen to the 10-minute reading here.

http://stream.publicbroadcasting.net/production/mp3/national/local-national-587318.mp3

Eric is available for future readings from TRACKS, and he's looking for an agent or publisher for the novel in stories. You can contact Eric at edgewriter@gmail.com.