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Elynne Chaplik-Aleskow, Founding General Manager of WYCC-TV/PBS and Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Wright College in Chicago, is an author, public speaker and award-winning educator and broadcaster.
She has published her nonfiction stories and essays in anthologies, magazines, newspapers and online magazines.
Her story THE REVOLVING DOOR is published in Chicken Soup for the Chocolate Lover’s Soul. Her story GRANDMA LEBEDOW is published in the anthology The Wisdom of Old Souls. In the anthology Forever Friends her published stories include THE RED PEN, THE ELEVATOR, MR. X AND MR.Y, and LIFE 101. Her story THE HAT is published in The Ultimate Teacher. Her story HIS WAY is published in My Dad Is My Hero.
Elynne is married to her best friend Richard Noel Aleskow.
You can visit Elynne on the Net at LookAroundMe.BlogSpot.com.
PAST APPEARANCES
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August 9, 2009 WGN RADIO 7:30-8:00 AM
I will guest on Rick Kogan’s Sunday morning radio show Sunday Papers. This program broadcasts throughout the USA and Canada.
Tags: AUDIO FICTION, audio short story, audio story, author Elynne Chaplik-Aleskow, fiction
Thank you, Dawn and Forrest for a wonderful recording. The debut of “Professor Gabriel and Her 101 Posse” is happily in your professional voice and hands on The Deepening.
Dawn,
Thank you for this fabulous page… So appreciated!
You’re welcome. Recording it was a very intense experience. It’s wonderful to have gotten to know you.
Great story! I listened avidly the whole time.
This is terrifying and riveting at the same time. It makes you sit and listen because you wonder whether or not something good can come out of it all. Thank God that you survived this!
Elynne dear:
Thank you for the opportunity of listening to your first fiction story. I found it MOST interesting and it kept my attention from the moment it began to the outcome. I just know it is going to be a successful piece of literature for you. Keep up the good work. Hopefully I will be able to see/hear you once again at the N.S.S.C. in July. At that time, perhaps Mom will be strong enough to join us and we can all “lunch” afterwards.
Meanwhile, good luck, good health, good fortune.
With warmest regards,
Helen
Congratulations to a great Professor on a wonderful story… Loved it from beginning to end.
Great story, Elynne! The narrator did an excellent job, especially with the dialogue — well done!
I will look forward to listening to your next story!
~Shelagh
Elynne’s vivid and creative story touches the reader with emotion, just as Prof. Gabriel touched her students…The story of LK and the kidnapping would make an inspirational anticipatory set for any curriculum on creative writing…punctuated with chapter-like titles; ie “The Attic”, The Billboard”, “The Conversation”, etc. the reader is held captive. I love how the story of Miguel is woven as a sub-plot to help clarify the Prof’s “mission” to help LK.
The wisdom that the writer (and Professor Gabriel)
imparts throughout is invaluable..”My burden was to help him lose his arrogance..”…”She taught us how not to be afraid”…Listening to her story was a very “deepening experience”..Thank you.
compelling, beautifully written, beautifully read…