The Cornish Humanities and Sciences department presents a special literary reading by Anne de Marcken.
Anne is the author of the recent novel It Lasts Forever and Then It’s Over, which I can only describe as Samuel Beckett meets road trips meets zombie apocalypse! The book won the Novel Prize–the coolest and most prestigious small press prize for fiction, in my opinion–and was also recently named the winner of The Ursula K. Le Guin Fiction Prize. Event included a reading from the author, a short Q&A, as well as reading from a current Cornish student.
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