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Born May 1, 1940 (age 84) • Mayfield • Kentucky
Notable Works “Clear Springs: A Family Story” • “Dear Ann” • “Feather Crowns” • “In Country” • “Love Life: Stories” • “Midnight Magic” • “Nabokov’s Garden: A Guide to Ada” • “Nancy Culpepper” • “Shiloh and Other Stories” • “Spence + Lila” • “The Girl Sleuth: A Feminist Guide” • “The Girl in the Blue Beret”
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