BGuthrie Photos: Natl Book Festival 2022 -- Past Pain, Future Hope: Perseverance in Literature with Tomás Q. Morín and Morgan Talty

Natl Book Festival 2022 -- Past Pain, Future Hope: Perseverance in Literature with Tomás Q. Morín and Morgan Talty:

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Description of Pictures: Past Pain, Future Hope: Perseverance in Literature with Tomás Q. Morín and Morgan Talty
Tomás Q. Morín and Morgan Talty’s new books feature characters who contend with life’s challenges—sometimes well, sometimes not so well. Morgan Talty’s “Night of the Living Rez” is a collection of stories set in a Native community in Maine, while Morín’s “Let Me Count the Ways” is a memoir about his OCD as a mechanism to survive childhood. Moderated by Tope Folarin.

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