Writing Alone and with Others

Writing Alone and with Others

Volumn , Issue , 2023, Pages 1-390

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2. Video: Tell Me Something I Can’t Forget: Low-Income Women Write about Their Lives, Florentine Films, Diane Garey and Larry Hott, Producers. (A 23-minute film about Pat Schneider’s original workshop for low-income women. First Prize in the National Educational Film Festival, and First Prize in the Women’s Division of C.I.N.E. International Film Festival.)
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