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WBUR presents Gregory Maguire

Meet the novelist behind the hit Broadway musical Wicked.

June 16, 2006
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Author Gregory Maguire

WBUR, Boston University’s award-winning National Public Radio station, broadcasts a lecture by author Gregory Maguire called A Few Wicked Years. Maguire’s lecture was sponsored by the University’s Luce Program in Scripture and the Literary Arts, in cooperation with the Institute for Philosophy and Religion at Boston University.

Maguire has written both adult and children’s books, including Wicked, Confessions of an Ugly Stepsister, Lost, and Son of a Witch.

 

 

 

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