Mary Clearman Blew and Meagan Macvie at BookPeople
February 07, 2018
BookPeople of Moscow welcomes authors Meagan Macvie and Mary Clearman Blew at 7:30 p.m., Saturday, February 17 for a dual reading and conversation. Blew, and award-winning author, was Macvie's mentor at the University of Idaho. Macvie's debut young adult novel “The Ocean in My Ears” was published in November and has been named one of Kirkus's best young adult books of 2017. Books will be available for sale and signing.
Mary Clearman Blew has written or edited thirteen books of fiction and nonfiction. Her short fiction collection, “Runaway,” won a Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award, as did her memoir “All But the Waltz: Essays on a Montana Family.” A novel, “Jackalope Dreams,” won the Western Heritage Award. Her most recent book is “This Is Not the Ivy League: a Memoir.”
Meagan Macvie was born and raised in Alaska. She received her MFA in fiction from Pacific Lutheran University. Her work has appeared in Narrative, Fugue, and Barrelhouse, as well as the short story anthology, “Timberland Writes Together.” Meagan lives with her husband and daughter in Washington State. http://meaganmacvie.com/
Mary Clearman Blew has written or edited thirteen books of fiction and nonfiction. Her short fiction collection, “Runaway,” won a Pacific Northwest Booksellers Award, as did her memoir “All But the Waltz: Essays on a Montana Family.” A novel, “Jackalope Dreams,” won the Western Heritage Award. Her most recent book is “This Is Not the Ivy League: a Memoir.”
Meagan Macvie was born and raised in Alaska. She received her MFA in fiction from Pacific Lutheran University. Her work has appeared in Narrative, Fugue, and Barrelhouse, as well as the short story anthology, “Timberland Writes Together.” Meagan lives with her husband and daughter in Washington State. http://meaganmacvie.com/
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