A JURY OF HER PEERS, a Short Story by Susan Glaspell

[@jenford7078]

Yet another amazing choice, and 100ish years later every woman will understand this compassion for the isolated and cowered songbirds in society.

[@paulasp1]

Well said

[@alisonaustin7299]

Oh this was beautifully narrated. Thank you

[@danae-rain3019]

So happy to see this! I saw a film short based on this story many years ago. It was so powerful. I've thought of it often. Very excited to listen!

[@sleethmitchell]

yes, we men can be such ninnies at times. hopefully, we will soon enter a time where women and men can live together more meaningfully.

[@rosamariamendoza1466]

I love your thumbnails .

[@valeriesilva7731]

Just hearing you for the first time. Vvery enjoyable, except for the 100 commercials....😢

[@joanhanleylisse1571]

So poignant.

[@talex1625]

And sad.

[@brynawaldman5790]

Brilliant choice! I read it years ago . . . . BTW, the British accent doesn't work. Really. Please do it again. Please. Any rural American accent will do.

[@neuralsurfer]

Will do American voice tonight

[@brynawaldman5790]

​@@neuralsurfer Oh thank you so much! I'll listen again tomorrow! (log cabin patchwork pieces & homesteading in Dakota are blatant, but lots of telltale cultural undercurrents flow thru . . . .)

[@paulasp1]

​@@neuralsurferI look forward to hearing it revised. This is brilliant

[@Lake1920]

@@neuralsurferIf I may add… this voice and accent are not among my favorites…😔. Sorry to be negative because I appreciate your work so much and don’t want to be critical. The manner of pronunciation is so harsh, somehow, and not a pleasure to hear.

[@Lake1920]

Oh, my! Another very familiar story…this was made into an episode of a television series…maybe something along the lines of The Twilight Zone or Alfred Hitchcock Presents. I recalled having seen it when the women began looking for the sewing things and found the bird! 🦜 Excellent story!