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SUMMARY:Local Author Visit: Quan Barry
DESCRIPTION:Born in Saigon and raised on Boston’s northshore\, Quan Barry
  is the Lorraine Hansberry Professor of English at the University of Wis
 consin-Madison. Barry is the author of eight books of fiction and poetry
 \, including When I’m Gone\, Look for Me in the East\, which follows a g
 roup of Buddhist monks as they search for a reincarnation in the vast Mo
 ngolian landscape. O: Oprah Magazine described her second novel\, We Rid
 e Upon Sticks\, as\, “Spellbinding\, wickedly fun.” Her play\, The Mytil
 enean Debate\, had its world premiere in spring of 2022. Barry is a memb
 er of the Dramatists Guild. Samples of her plays can be found at New Pla
 y Exchange. In addition to several awards including a 2021 Alex Award fr
 om the American Library Association\, Barry is one of a select group of 
 writers who have received NEA fellowships in both poetry and fiction.\n\
 nhttps://findlocal.community/event/f59d3647-2f0b-417b-a5ae-e09a0d64a01f
LOCATION:Prairie Pages Bookstore\, 113 West Main Street\, Sun Prairie\, W
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URL:https://findlocal.community/event/f59d3647-2f0b-417b-a5ae-e09a0d64a01
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