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Pulitzer-nominated poet visits St. Mark

Marie Cameron to discuss her life and her work

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PHOTO PROVIDED Poet Marie Cameron, pictured, will be visiting St. Mark Lutheran Church on Saturday, Jan. 28, for a free event.

HOWARD-- Marie Cameron, whose poetry book "I Have No Name" was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize for Poetry, will give a talk and discussion at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 28 at St. Mark Lutheran Church, 850 Snydertown Road, Howard. The event is free and books will be available for purchase and signing.

"I Have No Name" was a compilation of Holocaust stories survivors told Cameron, who survived the Holocaust herself having lived in Nazi Germany. Her latest book, "I Have No Name -- Threads -- L'Chaim (To Life)," is "the final comprehensive collection of her poetry," and in it "she explores being an observer in this rapidly changing world."

Cameron, who now lives in State College, says she will request those attending the event to choose particular decades, and she will read poetry from that period.

For more information, contact the church at 814-383-4882 or email stmarksnydertown@gmail.com. You also can visit the church's website at stmarksnydertown.wixsite.com/snydertown and follow the church on Facebook and Instagram @stmarksnydertown.

St. Mark's is located on Snydertown Road, which is off Route 64 between Hublersburg and Lamar.

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