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SUMMARY:An Evening with Sofia Samatar 
LOCATION:Main Library - Community Learning Center\nMain Library - Communit
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DESCRIPTION:Hear from fantasy author Sofia Samatar in an event hosted by t
 he Notre Dame Department of English and Creative Writing. .\nhttps://sjcpl
 .libnet.info/event/8900636
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Sofia Samatar&nbsp\;is the author of five 
 books\, most recently the memoir&nbsp\;The White Mosque. Her works include
  the award-winning epic fantasy&nbsp\;A&nbsp\;Stranger in Olondria&nbsp\;a
 nd&nbsp\;Monster Portraits\, an exploration of monsters in collaboration w
 ith her brother\, the artist Del Samatar. Her essays\, fiction\, and criti
 cism have appeared in&nbsp\;Conjunctions\,&nbsp\;Lightspeed\,&nbsp\;Strang
 e Horizons\,&nbsp\;Uncanny Magazine\,&nbsp\;Obsidian\,&nbsp\;The White Rev
 iew\,&nbsp\;North American Review\,&nbsp\;The Paris Review Daily\,&nbsp\;T
 he New Inquiry\,&nbsp\;Research in African Literatures\,&nbsp\;Best Americ
 an Science Fiction and Fantasy\, and elsewhere. Her work has been translat
 ed into eleven languages. She holds a PhD in African Languages and Literat
 ure from the University of Wisconsin-Madison\, where she studied modern Ar
 abic literature and wrote a dissertation on the Sudanese writer Tayeb Sali
 h. Samatar&rsquo\;s collaborative study of literature with Kate Zambreno\,
 &nbsp\;Tone\, is forthcoming from Columbia University Press in 2023. Her&n
 bsp\;science fiction novella&nbsp\;The Practice\, the Horizon\, and the Ch
 ain\, a story of universities\, carceral systems\, and breath\, is forthco
 ming from Tor.com in 2024. Sofia Samatar lives in Virginia and teaches Afr
 ican literature\, Arabic literature\, and speculative fiction at James Mad
 ison University\, where she is Roop Distinguished Professor of English.</p
 >\nhttps://sjcpl.libnet.info/event/8900636
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