Monograph
Margaret Renkl
Clip: Season 1 | 8m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
Lower Alabama native and writer Margaret Renkl discusses her book, Late Migrations
Coping with enormous grief over her parents’ deaths, Margaret Renkl accidentally wrote a book. Promising herself some time every day, Renkl says, “It was more of a meditative practice. Something just for me, just to make me feel better.” Late Migrations is the culmination of that practice: a loving ode to her family, the Alabama landscape that cradled them, and the natural world.
Monograph is a local public television program presented by APT
funding provided by The Chapman Foundation
Monograph
Margaret Renkl
Clip: Season 1 | 8m 59sVideo has Closed Captions
Coping with enormous grief over her parents’ deaths, Margaret Renkl accidentally wrote a book. Promising herself some time every day, Renkl says, “It was more of a meditative practice. Something just for me, just to make me feel better.” Late Migrations is the culmination of that practice: a loving ode to her family, the Alabama landscape that cradled them, and the natural world.
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