When the Fleet was in at Mobile (Patricia Highsmith)

by Nathan Alberson, Jake Mentzel & Brandon Chasteen | Oct 28, 2020 | The Bookening | 0 |

Patricia Highsmith was “the queen of unease,” a Hitchcockian writer not of horror, but suspense and disquietude. Our heroes round out Spooktober discussing her best short story, “When the Fleet was in at Mobile.” Happy Halloween!

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Nathan Alberson

Nathan Alberson is co-founder and creative director of Warhorn Media. He plays the role of “Nathan Alberson” on several podcasts.

Jake Mentzel

Jake is the president of Warhorn Media. You probably known him best for planting Church of the King in Evansville, Indiana, and providing the voice of Lance Redford.

Brandon Chasteen

Brandon Chasteen has most of a PhD (ABD) in English literature, although now he works in land and oil. He’s a down-home-Texas boy-made-good who just happens to know everything about literature and literary history and literary theory. He podcasts for The Bookening.

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