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Mendy Knott: The Writer’s Life on the Mountain

Mendy Knott: The Writer’s Life on the Mountain

Mendy Knott, North Carolina poet, reflecting her experiences as a former police officer, military veteran, and Southern preacher’s kid. She is an award-winning screenplay writer, too.

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