Work. Almost everyone does it. Often for money. Sometimes for love. Some in prestigious professions. Others simply hold jobs. But no matter what we might do for a living, everyday living requires a vast range of work. In What Work Is, three authors offer their varied impressions of work, both as a part of day-to-day life and as a necessary part of human relations.

The Sycamore Tree, written by
William Hoffman (of Oreland, PA) and read by Sean Lewis. The Sycamore Tree follows a young businessman as he learns to balance his grueling
career with his own needs and the needs of his family.

Cat Care, written by Maggie Fay (of Austin, TX) and read by Sarah McCarron introduces us to a young girl whose summer gig pet-sitting
teaches her about more than just felines.

Finally, Fixing Things, written by R.A. Lopata (of Wynnewood, PA) and read by Seth Reichgott, depicts a gifted middle-aged shipwright struggling to deal with his equally gifted and very difficult musician father.