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An interview with American author Annie Dillard

Year: 1995
Names: Dillard, Annie, Stinson, Mary (Producer), Wachtel, Eleanor
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Featuring Pulitzer Prize-winning American author Annie Dillard. Famous for her Thoreau-like nature book - Pilgrim at Tinker Creek - and her charming memoir - An American Childhood - Annie Dillard is one of America's most-admired prose stylists.

Part of: Writers & Company
Type: Sound recording non-musical

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