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The Ski Jumpers Book Explores Strained Family Relationships

Prairie Public Broadcasting

Published September 19, 2022 at 1:54 PM CDT

Author Peter Geye talks about his latest book, The Ski Jumpers, which examines identity, family, murder, and the perils of memory.

This conversation is from Prairie Public's daily interview show, Main Street.

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