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Mar 8, 2016

Special host Laura Rowley interviews author Christina Baker Kline about her #1 New York Times bestselling novel Orphan Train and her life as a writer. Christina will be at the Central Library as part of this year's AViD (Authors Visiting in Des Moines) events on Monday, March 14 at 7 PM. Visit dmpl.org for more information about AViD and the library.    

Music credits: "Young, Tough and Terrible" by The Losers / CC BY-N

2 Comments
  • over eight years ago
    DMPL Podcast
    Hi Bill- How interesting! I hope you made it to the AViD event with Ms. Kline last night at Central Library. You can find many ways to contact her at her website here: http://christinabakerkline.com/contact/

    Thanks for your comment!
  • over eight years ago
    Bill Dane

    Back when I was going to
    Drake University I wrote a 22 page paper about the Orphan Train. I located a Gilbert Eddie who was one of the last children along with his brother who rode the Orphan Train West. I drove up to NE Iowa and recorded my interview with Gilbert Eddie and included part of his story in my paper. Gilbert has since died. His daughter wrote a brief story of her Father in the IOWA . I contacted her and she had a copy of my paper that I sent her after I wrote it.
    How can I contact Laura Rowley?
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