Poet Anne Caston discusses Writing Deep Dixie, a Memoir and Reads New Poems.
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Poet Anne Caston discusses writing her memoir Deep Dixie, and reads from her forthcoming poetry collection Sea Change. A former nurse, a writer, and an educator, Anne Caston is a founding faculty member of the Low-Residency M.F.A Program in Creative Writing at UAA . Her poetry collections include Flying Out With The Wounded, Judah’s Lion, and Prodigal. She is currently working on a new collection of poems called Sea Change. Her forthcoming memoir, Deep Dixie: A Southerner's Take on Life, Love, Friendship, Romance, Faith, and Coming-of-Age Among Southern Baptists is the focus of this event.
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