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Articles on Walt Disney in Chicago, Warner Bros. in Pittsburgh, Simon & Schuster and a new podcast of Scott Holleran’s short fiction for the paid subscriber

Scott Holleran

Jan 17, 2024

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Let me announce and plug my new podcast: Short Stories by Scott Holleran.

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“Warner Bros. in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania” by Scott Holleran for NEXTPittsburgh

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“Remember the Alamo,” by Scott Holleran, Scott Holleran’s Blog (16 December 2020)

Short Stories by Scott Holleran

Introducing my short stories podcast

Welcome to Short Stories by Scott Holleran. I’ll be posting podcast episodes of short stories here in this new media, which I’ll promote on so-called social media and Autonomia, another publication and podcast I created three years ago. You can listen to new stories, which I aim to deliver every couple of months or six to eight weeks. Review subscription…

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Publisher Wins Golden Quill Award

Scott Holleran

June 1, 2022

The article on Roberto Clemente, which I wrote for Pittsburgh Quarterly’s 15th anniversary edition, “Why Did ‘the Great One’ Go Down?” was awarded for “excellence in written journalism.” I accepted the Golden Quill award from the Press Club of Western Pennsylvania last week at a ceremony in Pittsburgh.

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Read Autonomia on an iPhone app

Scott Holleran

March 10, 2022

In addition to reading the newsletter, and accessing previews, articles and podcasting episodes online, you can now read Autonomia in Substack’s new iPhone app. The iPhone app, which I’ve successfully downloaded, tested and used on an iPad, features a dedicated inbox for my Substack publications (and any others you choose to read) including

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Book Review: “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley

Scott Holleran

January 17, 2021

Book Review: “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley

Aldous Huxley’s Brave New World is a tale of three men awakening in “the nightmare of swarming indistinguishable sameness.” That this world is becoming real right now makes the novel, published in 1932, perfectly relevant. Brave New World contains insight and wonder as five distinctive characters arc with clever plot tie-ins and twists. Reading the clas…

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