Poets, playwrights, fiction writers, and essayists participate in the Artist-in-Residence Program at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site.
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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Article 1: The Son of West Branch, America’s Great Humanitarian
Radio dramatist William Anderson was artist-in-residence at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in 2008. During his residency Dr. Anderson wrote the radio drama script "The Son of West Branch, America's Great Humanitarian". His production of that script won an Award of Excellence from the Broadcast Education Association in 2012. Read more
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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Article 2: Maternal Lineage
Poet Laura Madeline Wiseman was artist-in-residence at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in 2009. During her residency she wrote and recorded the poem "Maternal Lineage". Read more
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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Article 3: Summer Yardscape
Writer M.S. Coe was artist-in-residence at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in 2011. During her residency she wrote the fiction story "Summer Yardscape". Read more
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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
Article 4: Reflections of a Neophyte Prairie Topophiliac
Writer Gaynell Gavin was artist-in-residence at Herbert Hoover National Historic Site in 2011. During her residency she wrote the nonfiction essay "Reflections of a Neophyte Prairie Topophiliac". Read more