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1. Home is where the art is: a new essay in Chicago Tribune
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By: Beth Kephart , on 1/8/2016
Blog: Beth Kephart Books (Login to Add to MyJacketFlap)
JacketFlap tags:  home, Margo Rabb, Chicago Tribune, Joyce Hinnefeld, A.S. King, Rahna Reiko Rizzuto, University of Pennsylvania, Kelly Writers House, Debbie Levy, Beltran Family Teaching Award, home and literature, Jennifer Day, Add a tag

I've been working out ideas about home and literature, literature and home for awhile now, and on March 1, accompanied by friends A.S. King, Reiko Rizzuto, and Margo Rabb, my colleagues at Penn, and students past and present, I'll be doing even more thinking about the topic for the Beltran Family Teaching Award event at the Kelly Writers House at Penn.

My newest thinking, in this weekend's Chicago Tribune (Printers Row), with thanks to Jennifer Day, Joyce Hinnefeld, and Debbie Levy, upon whom I seem to first try out my ideas. (Oh, Debbie, you're a gift.)

To read the whole story, go here.

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