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    RUN SCREAM UNBURY SAVE

    By Katherine McCord

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    "Michael Martone, choosing Katherine McCord’s RUN SCREAM UNBURY SAVE as Autumn House Press’ Creative Nonfiction Prize, calls the literary memoir 'extraordinary,' 'a book’s BOOK. A map more detailed than the thing it represents. . .with goddamn gumption and infinite grace.' Katherine McCord hilariously and poignantly captures living, as a writer/person/mother/professor/wife, that is, as anyone, overly aware and stunned by the time we are in, this often fascinating but very difficult age."
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAutumn House Press
    Release dateApr 15, 2021
    ISBN9781938769948
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