Sarah Waters loves WW. Jacobs The Monkeys Paw

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“Sarah Waters loves W.W. Jacobs’ “The Monkey’s Paw”

In this week’s podcast, Sarah Waters loves W.W. Jacobs’ “The Monkey’s Paw”,
Litro Lab is taking you lap-dancing. Empowering or exploitative, immoral or inevitable? From
the seedy backstreet clubs to the high street chains, we hear from the dancers and the punters,
the waitresses, and the club owners.

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‘The Monkey’s Paw’ by W.W. Jacobs is used with the kind permission of The Society of Authors as the Literary Representative of the Estate of W.W. Jacobs.

Music credits:
“Unanswered Questions” and “Seven March” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) and licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0.

Sound effects from freesound:
Chimney Fire by reinsamba, Wind howling nighttime by dynamicell, Squeaky gate by acclivity, Footsteps concrete by freqman, Pendulum by daveincamas, Door knocks by fogma, Opening Dead Bolt by Scott-Kelly.

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    Litro connects emerging and established writers with readers, publishers, cultural institutions and creative partners through its magazine, digital editions, masterclasses, podcasts and live projects.

    Its work spans literature, arts, culture, publishing, archives and creative rights, with a focus on discovering new writing and keeping serious cultural work visible in a changing media landscape.

Litro USA is part of Litro’s international literary and cultural platform, publishing fiction, essays, interviews, criticism and new voices across the United States and global literary communities. Litro connects emerging and established writers with readers, publishers, cultural institutions and creative partners through its magazine, digital editions, masterclasses, podcasts and live projects. Its work spans literature, arts, culture, publishing, archives and creative rights, with a focus on discovering new writing and keeping serious cultural work visible in a changing media landscape.

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