Engaging History in Collaborative Mythmaking: A Conversation with Russell Banks Engager l’Histoire dans la création des Mythes : Conversation avec Russell Banks

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A word about Russell BanksRussell Banks was raised in New Hampshire and eastern Massachusetts. The eldest of four children, he grew up in a working-class, hardscrabble world that has played a major role in shaping his writing. Banks attended Colgate University and later graduated Phi Beta Kappa from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before he could support himself as a writer, he tried his hand at plumbing, and worked as a shoe salesma...

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