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Barbara Kingsolver on Partita, First Love, and Who Gets to Make Art
For The Love With Jen Hatmaker Podcast
Description: Barbara Kingsolver got the offer on her first novel the same day her first daughter was born. She came home from the hospital to a blinking answering machine, and the book came out the week that same baby learned to walk. Almost forty years later, she has a Pulitzer Prize, the National Book Foundation’s…
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