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Gregory Crouch on Writing Narrative Non-Fiction, American History, and the Importance of Time and Place

February 03, 2021 • Todd Mei / Gregory Crouch • Season 1 • Episode 3

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Author Gregory Crouch reflects on how his love of history and narrative non-fiction has enriched his life and his appreciation of human struggle. He draws on colorful historical figures and episodes when discussing how an understanding of time and place can make the most significant of differences.

Greg is author of Enduring Patagonia (Random House, 2002), China’s Wings (Bantam, 2012), and most recently, The Bonanza King (Scribner, 2018). For more on Greg’s life and work, please visit his website at gregcrouch.com.

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