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"They are my people and this is my town and it does my heart good just to be here." - Art Rooney Sr.
The library is proud to host local author Ed Simon for a talk about his new book, The Soul of Pittsburgh: Essays on Life, Community, and History.
What does it mean to be from Pittsburgh? In this new collection of writings, Simon explores the nature of the Yinzer and how the Steel City shapes anyone who is fortunate to call it home.
Register today – only a jagoff would miss this special event!
**Signed copies will be available to purchase.**
Bio: Ed Simon is the editor-in-chief of Belt Magazine and an emeritus staff writer at The Millions. He holds a PhD in English from Lehigh University and has taught as a college instructor in disciplines including English literature and composition, journalism, rhetoric, religious studies, and political science. A regular contributor to several publications, his most recent books include An Alternative History of Pittsburgh, Relic, and Elysium: A Visual History of Angelology.
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