Archive: Imprint season 13 episode 28

Imprint

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On this show: biography of poet Edna St Vincent Milay by author Nancy Milford. Host Tina Srebotnjak and panelists writers Ian Brown and Cynthia Macdonald discuss literary biographies. Various authors discuss using friends and family for inspiration in their books. Tina interviews Toronto writer Richard Teleky about his book Pack up the Moon.
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Sep 09, 2002
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