Fireside Reading Series: Naomi Cohn
Автор: The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library
Загружено: 2025-02-17
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ABOUT THE BOOK
Told in the form of imagined alphabetical encyclopedia entries, this meditation on progressive vision loss examines and illuminates Cohn’s at first halting then avid embrace of braille as part of relearning to read and write as an adult. Using linked essays and prose poems, Cohn links her personal story to the larger discussion of how our society views disability.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Naomi Cohn is a writer and teaching artist. Her past includes a childhood among Chicago academics; involvement in a guerrilla feminist art collective; and work as an encyclopedia copy editor, community organizer, grant writer, fundraising consultant, and therapist. Cohn has also appeared on NPR and been honored by a Best of the Net Finalist and two Pushcart nominations.
ABOUT THE SERIES
Cozy up for four weeks of readings with great writers. In partnership with Saint Paul Public Library, Fireside Reading Series highlights some of Minnesota’s finest writers who have published new work.
These programs are made possible in part through an appropriation from the Minnesota State Legislature to The Friends of the Saint Paul Public Library as the Minnesota Center for the Book.
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