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Deep Roots: Generational Connections to the Past
Featuring writers from North and South Carolina, this is the first of three panels discussing Southern identity.
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About this event
Family life, past generations, and our ancestors impact how we express ourselves to others and experience life today.
Join North Carolina Humanities and South Carolina Center for the Book on June 24, 2021 for “Deep Roots: Generational Connections to the Past” featuring writers Derek Berry, Len Lawson, Ayla Samli, Jaki Shelton Green, and Hannah VanderHart in conversation about how their Carolinian identity has shaped their writing and personal experiences.
The event will be moderated by Sandy Richardson of Southern Sass Publishing.
The event will conclude with an audience Q&A.
This conversation is the first in a three-part author talk series exploring place and identity in the Carolinas and is made possible by NC Humanities Center for the Book and South Carolina Center for the Book, affiliates of the National Center for the Book in the Library of Congress.
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