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1. Barry Hannah reads stories from his collection, Bat[s] out of hell, and talks about the lost individualism in the American character [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Hannah, Barry.
Published:: 1994
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Format:: Sound Recording

2. Michael Ondaatje reads from Coming through slaughter, and talks about his fictional collage on the life of New Orleans jazz master Buddy Bolden [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Ondaatje, Michael, 1943-
Published:: 1994
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Format:: Sound Recording

3. Oscar Hijuelos reads from The fourteen sisters of Emilio Montez O'Brien, and talks about expanding the range of the Latino-American novel [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Hijuelos, Oscar.
Published:: 1994
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Format:: Sound Recording

4. Edward Jones reads his stories, Lost in the city, and talks about motherless children and the decline of the black community in Washington, DC [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Jones, Edward P.
Published:: 1993
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Format:: Sound Recording

5. Gloria Naylor reads from her novel, Bailey's Cafe, and talks about women's sexuality, the Biblical whore madonnas, and reclaiming language [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Naylor, Gloria.
Published:: 1993
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Format:: Sound Recording

6. Ken Kesey reads from his novel, Sailor's song, and talks about environmentalism and his 20-year hiatus from fiction [sound recording]

Author/Creator:: Kesey, Ken.
Published:: 1993
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Format:: Sound Recording

7. Scott Turow reads from his latest novel, Pleading guilty, and talks abou

Author/Creator:: Turow, Scott.
Published:: 1993
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Format:: Sound Recording

8. Tom McGuane reads from his novel, Nothing but blue skies, and talks about being a middle-aged survivor of the 1960s drug culture [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: McGuane, Thomas.
Published:: 1993
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Format:: Sound Recording

9. Gary Snyder reads poems from Riprap and essays from The practice of the wild, talks about the wild in nature and poetry [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Snyder, Gary.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

10. Gish Jen reads from her first novel, Typical American, and talks about the Chinese immigrant experience [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Jen, Gish.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

11. John Nichols reads from his novel, An elegy for September, and talks about northern New Mexico, and the politics of aesthetics [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Nichols, John Treadwell, 1940-
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

12. Joy Harjo reads poems from Mad love & war, and talks about poetry, jazz and the Native American experience [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Harjo, Joy.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

13. Julia Alvarez reads from How the García girls lost their accents, and talks about the Dominican-American immigrant experience [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Alvarez, Julia.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

14. Mark Helprin reads from A soldier of the great war and talks about beauty in life and fiction [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Helprin, Mark.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

15. Russell Banks reads from The sweet hereafter, and talks about snow as metaphor, and community response to tragedy [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Banks, Russell, 1940-
Published:: 1992
At the Library:: SAL3 (off-campus storage) » Use restricted to Archive of Recorded Sound » C 1357 must be paged/requested
Format:: Sound Recording

16. Sandra Cisneros reads from The house on Mango Street, and Woman hollering creek, and talks about the Chicana experience in life and fiction [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Cisneros, Sandra.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

17. Spalding Gray reads from Impossible vacation, and talks about the art of the monologue, and turning autobiography into fiction [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Gray, Spalding, 1941-2004.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

18. Stanley Elkin reads from his novel, The MacGuffin, and talks about MacGuffins and motivation in fiction [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Elkin, Stanley, 1930-1995.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

19. Susan Sontag reads from her story, The way we live now, and talks about AIDS and the usefulness of fiction [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Sontag, Susan, 1933-2004.
Published:: 1992
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Format:: Sound Recording

20. Allan Gurganus reads from Oldest living Confederate widow tells all, and talks about the Civil War, North Carolina, and narrative voice [sound recording].

Author/Creator:: Gurganus, Allan, 1947-
Published:: 1990
At the Library:: SAL3 (off-campus storage) » Use restricted to Archive of Recorded Sound » C 1353 must be paged/requested
Format:: Sound Recording

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1. Barry Hannah reads stories from his collection, Bat[s] out of hell, and talks about the lost individualism in the American character [sound recording].

2. Michael Ondaatje reads from Coming through slaughter, and talks about his fictional collage on the life of New Orleans jazz master Buddy Bolden [sound recording].

3. Oscar Hijuelos reads from The fourteen sisters of Emilio Montez O'Brien, and talks about expanding the range of the Latino-American novel [sound recording].

4. Edward Jones reads his stories, Lost in the city, and talks about motherless children and the decline of the black community in Washington, DC [sound recording].

5. Gloria Naylor reads from her novel, Bailey's Cafe, and talks about women's sexuality, the Biblical whore madonnas, and reclaiming language [sound recording].

6. Ken Kesey reads from his novel, Sailor's song, and talks about environmentalism and his 20-year hiatus from fiction [sound recording]

7. Scott Turow reads from his latest novel, Pleading guilty, and talks abou

8. Tom McGuane reads from his novel, Nothing but blue skies, and talks about being a middle-aged survivor of the 1960s drug culture [sound recording].

9. Gary Snyder reads poems from Riprap and essays from The practice of the wild, talks about the wild in nature and poetry [sound recording].

10. Gish Jen reads from her first novel, Typical American, and talks about the Chinese immigrant experience [sound recording].

11. John Nichols reads from his novel, An elegy for September, and talks about northern New Mexico, and the politics of aesthetics [sound recording].

12. Joy Harjo reads poems from Mad love & war, and talks about poetry, jazz and the Native American experience [sound recording].

13. Julia Alvarez reads from How the García girls lost their accents, and talks about the Dominican-American immigrant experience [sound recording].

14. Mark Helprin reads from A soldier of the great war and talks about beauty in life and fiction [sound recording].

15. Russell Banks reads from The sweet hereafter, and talks about snow as metaphor, and community response to tragedy [sound recording].

16. Sandra Cisneros reads from The house on Mango Street, and Woman hollering creek, and talks about the Chicana experience in life and fiction [sound recording].

17. Spalding Gray reads from Impossible vacation, and talks about the art of the monologue, and turning autobiography into fiction [sound recording].

18. Stanley Elkin reads from his novel, The MacGuffin, and talks about MacGuffins and motivation in fiction [sound recording].

19. Susan Sontag reads from her story, The way we live now, and talks about AIDS and the usefulness of fiction [sound recording].

20. Allan Gurganus reads from Oldest living Confederate widow tells all, and talks about the Civil War, North Carolina, and narrative voice [sound recording].