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Annie Dillard

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February 15, 2014

 

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This is because Annie became "spiritually promiscuous", meaning she incorporated ideas from many religions into her own believing. In the '90s, she converted to Roman Catholicism. Dillard's teenage years were filled with angst, and trouble at school. Poetry became one her main interests during her teen years...
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Poetry became one her main interests during her teen years. Dillard even started writing poetry on her own, sometimes in her own style, and sometimes imitating her favorite poets' styles. She became particularly interested in Ralph Waldo Emerson. After high school, Annie attended Hollins College in Virginia, studying literature...
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