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Thu, Feb 28, 2008 -- 10:00 AM
Philip Fradkin -- Wallace Stegner and the American West
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One of our nation's foremost chroniclers of the western experience, Wallace Stegner was a beloved novelist, teacher and conservationist. Forum speaks with author Philip Fradkin about his new biography, "Wallace Stegner and the American West." Also joining the show is Elizabeth Ptak, associate director of the Marin Agricultural Land Trust -- an organization helping to host a literary conference in Pt. Reyes from March 7-9 devoted to Stegner and his concept of "the geography of hope."
Host: Michael Krasny
Guests:
Elizabeth Ptak, associate director of the Marin Agricultural Land Trust
Lynn Stegner, novelist and daughter-in-law of Wallace Stegner
Page Stegner, novelist, essayist and son of Wallace Stegner
Philip Fradkin, author of the new biography "Wallace Stegner and the American West"
More Info:
About the upcoming Stegner Conference: At Pt. Reyes Books' website
About the book "Wallace Stegner and the American West": at Amazon.com

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