Kerry Neville Bakken

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Kerry Neville Bakken is the author of the short story collection, Necessary Lies. Her work has most recently appeared in Epoch, Arts and Letters, and The Gettysburg Review. She also writes the blog: mommamaybemad.blogspot.com. She holds a PhD in Creative Writing and Literature from the University of Houston.

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Essays | December 09, 2013

What I Might As Well Call Love: An Appreciation of Frederick Busch

by Kerry Neville Bakken

Kerry Neville Bakken offers a moving appreciation for her friend and former mentor, Frederick Busch, who passed away in 2006. Norton has just released a posthumous collection of his short fiction, The Stories of Frederick Busch, edited and with an introduction by Elizabeth Strout.

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Kerry Neville Bakken

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What I Might As Well Call Love: An Appreciation of Frederick Busch

by Kerry Neville Bakken

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