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Beth Kephart is the award-winning author of five memoirs, including Still Love in Strange Places and the March 2005 Book Sense pick Ghosts in the Garden. She has been nominated for a National Book Award, has been awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the Pew Fellowships in the Arts, and has won the national Speakeasy Poetry Prize. She has written for The New York Times, Washington Post Book World, Chicago Tribune, Salon.com, Philadelphia magazine, and The Philadelphia Inquirer, among other publications, and her essays are frequently anthologized.

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Bear
Ganshowahanna
Howling
Flight
Found
Swarm
Temptation
Ice Storm
Catfish
Comet
Confidante, Three Days Afterwards
John Bartram
Baptismal Rights
State in Schuylkill
Skating Party
Tipsy
Crossings
Fort Mifflin
Independence
Confession
Folly
Ice
Air
Laurel
Soul
Yellow Fever
Varnish
The Hills
Unplugged
Meriwether Lewis
Conflagration
Progress
Ornament
Navigation
Water Wheels
Haven
Meteors above the Colossus
Love
Eden
Asylum
Anthracite
Fins
Heroes
Waste
Civil War
Respects
Sculling
Anthracite
Nostalgia
Steam
Winter of 1872: Frozen Through
Zoological Gardens
Mighty
Katherine Rows
Intimations: Anthony Drexel
Ooze
Influenza
Supperating
Revenge
Something
Last Skate
Abiding
Kite Tails
Falling Up
Jewfish: The Aquarium at the Old Water Works
Comet
Flow
Pussy Willows
Hurricane Agnes
Renditions
Proverbial
Something
Catfish
South Street Bridge Suicide
Ernesta Drinker Ballard
Blaze
Love
Bibliography
Acknowledgments