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SUMMARY:An Evening with Arwen Donahue
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DESCRIPTION:CYPRESS and EVPL present a talk by Arwen Donahue\, author and 
 illustrator\, as she speaks about her book\, This Is Home Now\, which expl
 ores her interviews with Kentucky’s Holocaust survivors. .\nhttps:/
 /evansville.libnet.info/event/15806851
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The talk includes Rebecca Howell&rsquo\;s 
 portraits of the survivors and audio excerpts from the interviews.&nbsp\;<
 /p>\n<p><a href="https://cypressevansville.org/">https://cypressevansville
 .org/</a>&nbsp\;</p>\n<p>Arwen Donahue is a writer\, artist\, oral histori
 an\, and farmer. Her illustrated memoir&nbsp\;Landings&nbsp\;chronicles a 
 year on her family&rsquo\;s farm\, exploring the conflicts and symbioses b
 etween art and land stewardship. Her graphic stories have appeared in&nbsp
 \;The Field Guide to Graphic Literature\,&nbsp\;Literary Hub\,&nbsp\;Elect
 ric Literature\,&nbsp\;The Nib\,&nbsp\;The Rumpus\, and elsewhere. She has
  been awarded fellowships and residencies from Yaddo\, MacDowell\, the Cen
 ter for Cartoon Studies\, the Kentucky Arts Council\, the Sustainable Arts
  Foundation\, the Xeric Foundation\, and the Kentucky Foundation for Women
 \, among others. Arwen lives on a farm in Nicholas County\, Kentucky\, whe
 re her family has raised produce for local markets for over 20 years.</p>\
 nhttps://evansville.libnet.info/event/15806851
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