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UO Today interview: Miriam Gershow, author of Survival Tips: Stories

UO Today interview: Miriam Gershow, author of Survival Tips: Stories

Update: 2024-06-07

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Writer Miriam Gershow's debut novel The Local News, published in 2009, was an Oregon Book Award Finalist. Her collection, Survival Tips: Stories was published in 2024. She teaches writing in the English Department at the University of Oregon.

Gershow discusses her writing and reads from Survival Tips.

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UO Today interview: Miriam Gershow, author of Survival Tips: Stories

UO Today interview: Miriam Gershow, author of Survival Tips: Stories

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