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Digging Into What’s True

Mar

14

2012

4

remarks

photo by Joni Kabana

Digging Into What’s True:
An Interview with Cheryl Strayed

Trying to introduce Cheryl Strayed reminds us of what she wrote in her Pushcart Prize-winning essay Munro Country, about meeting Alice Munro for the first time and fumbling over what to say to the fiction icon who she’s long admired. She finally concludes there’s “both too much and nothing to say.” You really have to read …

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