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SUMMARY:Alice McDermott to read as part of the Mary E. Rolling Reading Series
DESCRIPTION:\nAlice McDermott&rsquo\;s eighth novel\,&nbsp\;The Ninth Ho
	ur (2017)\,&nbsp\;appeared on numerous &ldquo\;best books of the year&rd
	quo\; lists\, and her seventh novel\,&nbsp\;Someone (2013) was a&nbsp\;N
	ew York Times&nbsp\;bestseller and a finalist for multiple literary priz
	es.&nbsp\; Three of her previous novels\,&nbsp\;After This\,&nbsp\;At We
	ddings and Wakes&nbsp\;and&nbsp\;That Night\,&nbsp\;were finalists for t
	he Pulitzer Prize.&nbsp\;Charming Billy&nbsp\;won the National Book Awar
	d for fiction in 1998. Her stories\, essays and reviews have appeared in
	&nbsp\;The New York Times\,&nbsp\;The Washington Post\,&nbsp\;The New Yo
	rker\,&nbsp\;Harpers\,&nbsp\;Commonweal&nbsp\;and elsewhere.&nbsp\; A me
	mber of the New York State Writers Hall of Fame\, McDermott is the Richa
	rd A. Macksey Professor of the Humanities at Johns Hopkins University.&n
	bsp\;&nbsp\; \n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/alice
	_mcdermott_to_read_as_part_of_the_mary_e_rolling_reading_series/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<html><head></head><body><p>Alice McDermott
	&rsquo;s eighth novel,&nbsp;<i>The Ninth Hour </i>(2017),&nbsp;appeared 
	on numerous &ldquo;best books of the year&rdquo; lists, and her seventh 
	novel,&nbsp;<i>Someone </i>(2013) was a&nbsp;<i>New York Times</i>&nbsp;
	bestseller and a finalist for multiple literary prizes.&nbsp; Three of h
	er previous novels,&nbsp;<i>After This</i>,&nbsp;<i>At Weddings and Wake
	s</i>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<i>That Night</i>,&nbsp;were finalists for the Pulit
	zer Prize.&nbsp;<i>Charming Billy</i>&nbsp;won the National Book Award f
	or fiction in 1998. Her stories, essays and reviews have appeared in&nbs
	p;<i>The New York Times</i>,&nbsp;<i>The Washington Post</i>,&nbsp;<i>Th
	e New Yorker</i>,&nbsp;<i>Harpers</i>,&nbsp;<i>Commonweal</i>&nbsp;and e
	lsewhere.&nbsp; A member of the New York State Writers Hall of Fame, McD
	ermott is the Richard A. Macksey Professor of the Humanities at Johns Ho
	pkins University.&nbsp;&nbsp; </p><p>For more details: <a href='https://
	events.la.psu.edu/event/alice_mcdermott_to_read_as_part_of_the_mary_e_ro
	lling_reading_series/'>https://events.la.psu.edu/event/alice_mcdermott_t
	o_read_as_part_of_the_mary_e_rolling_reading_series/</a></p></body></htm
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LOCATION:Freeman Auditorium, 117 HUB Robeson Center
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