Russell Banks is one of contemporary fiction's most acclaimed writers. With six short story collection and more than a dozen novels to his credit, Banks has portrayed the hard scrabble lives of people hemmed in by class, race and geography.
Virginia sat down with Russell Banks in front of a live audience at the Shapiro Library and Learning Commons at Southern New Hampshire University. The event commemorated the 10-year anniversary of the SNHU's Master of Fine Arts in Fiction and Non-Fiction program.
His new book is a collection of travel essays, called Voyager.
Listen to the full conversation:
Why is @Verginger smiling, you ask? Why, because she's doing a @10mwwpodcast with Russell Banks. @SNHU @SNHUMFA pic.twitter.com/YbOtCNx66r
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