Author: Erika Howsare on The Age of Deer

Tuesday, 11/12/2024
5:30 - 6:30
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United States

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Erika Howsare speaks on her book The Age of Deer, giving us insight into animals that humans have interacted with for millennia. The book is magical, surprising, and informative. Even if you've seen deer all around you for years in the Bay Area, you'll be captivated by Howsare's research and experiences. 

Howsare lives in the Blue Ridge of central Virginia, where she works in local journalism and teaches writing online. She's the author of two books of poetry and her essays, reviews, and interviews are found at places like The Rumpus, The Los Angeles Review of Books, LongReads, and The Brooklyn Rail.

Connect with Erika on her website.

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