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Season 2010 Episode 3 | 28m 46s
Host Marcia Franklin talks with authors Kim Barnes and Mitch Wieland about their newest works and gets recommendations from them and viewers for good winter reading. Barnes is a professor at the University of Idaho and the author of A Country Called Home, and Wieland is a professor at Boise State University and the author of God's Dogs.
Aired: 01/20/10
Video has closed captioning.Laura Moore Cunningham Foundation
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