Author A.L. Vincent discusses writing and Louisiana on Authors on the Air

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Recorded14 Nov 2018

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Authors on the Air host Pam Stack welcomes southern fiction writer A.L. Vincent. About my guest: A.L. Vincent is a teacher/writer who lives in the heart of Cajun Country. Born in Oklahoma, Vincent became fascinated with South Louisiana after reading Interview With the Vampire. Finally, she became a Cajun transplant in 2001. When not getting lost in a story line, Vincent can be found cooking or enjoying live local music. She has one son, and a furball of a dog aptly named Furby.

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