When Memory Becomes History: Mourning and Remembrance in Writing with Nghi Vo | Chippewa Valley Book Festival

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We all have power when it comes to the stories we choose to tell, and should be aware of how the ones we tell will continue to echo. There’s this place where memory crosses over into history, but getting there takes time, effort and structure. Vo will discuss how her fourth Singing Hills Novella, Mammoths at the Gate, makes the historical personal, and the personal historical, and it’s always worth thinking about what stories we want to tell going forward.

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Mammoths at the Gates book coverAbout the Author

NGHI VO is the author of the novels Siren Queen and The Chosen and The Beautiful as well as the acclaimed novellas Mammoth at the Gate and The Empress of Salt and Fortune, which was a finalist for the Locus and Ignyte Award and winner of both the Crawford Award and the Hugo Award. Born in Illinois, she now lives on the shores of Lake Michigan.

Learn more about Nghi Vo at nghivo.com.

 

 

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