Lorene Cary – If Sons, Then Heirs
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Philadelphia writer and poet LORENE CARY returns to Radio Times to discuss her third novel, “If Sons, Then Heirs” that tells the story of the Needham family’s migration from the South involving the complexity of love, land ownership, and differing multigenerational expectations. Cary will also bring us up-to-date on how her Arts Sanctuary is settling into its new home. The non-profit lecture and performance series Cary founded 13 years ago recently moved from North to South Philly last year.
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