58 min
chat with Karen Manners Smith who co edited the book "Time it was American stories from the 60s". Vincenzo J Iaciofano vinnychoff Vinnychoff chats with Karen Smith stories from her book and the 60s of being in a cult
-
- Libros
This chat was with Karen Manners Smith who co edited the book, Time it was American Stories from the 60s. With Tim Koster and she mentions how she was in a cult which ended up in London. How she wrote about Zoharah Simmons, Jade Huynh and her brother who was in the Peace corp in Kenya.
Karen introduces herself: Karen Manners Smith professionally. Most of the time just plain Karen Smith. I am a retired professor of history and spent most of my teaching career in Kansas, though I have also taught college students here in my home state of Massachusetts. In addition to the book on the 1960s that I co-edited with Tim Koster, I have published books and articles on American women, American writers, and general history. I have spent quite a bit of time in England and Ireland, but also lived all over the United States and spent a year in East Africa.
This chat was with Karen Manners Smith who co edited the book, Time it was American Stories from the 60s. With Tim Koster and she mentions how she was in a cult which ended up in London. How she wrote about Zoharah Simmons, Jade Huynh and her brother who was in the Peace corp in Kenya.
Karen introduces herself: Karen Manners Smith professionally. Most of the time just plain Karen Smith. I am a retired professor of history and spent most of my teaching career in Kansas, though I have also taught college students here in my home state of Massachusetts. In addition to the book on the 1960s that I co-edited with Tim Koster, I have published books and articles on American women, American writers, and general history. I have spent quite a bit of time in England and Ireland, but also lived all over the United States and spent a year in East Africa.
58 min