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Making the Familiar Strange: An Interview with Kate Hope Day
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An interview with Kate Hope Day, author of the novel If, Then. The interview focuses on Day's book, and also her life as a writer, mother, and scholar. It was recorded live at the East Liberty branch of the Carnegie Library on October 22, 2019. Special thanks to Jon Engel for help with the recording.
Music: "Pives and Flarinet" by Poddington Bear
Music: "Pives and Flarinet" by Poddington Bear
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