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1 of 1977 Elizabeth Foote-Smith

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Name	Foote-Smith, Elizabeth
Othernames	Elizabeth Foote
Places of residence	Moved to Lake Bluff in 1971
Nationality	American
Education	BA from Northwestern University MA from University of Chicago
Occupation	Taught at the University of Wisconsin Whitewater
Role	Writer
Publications	Opportunities in Writing Careers (1982) Red Mask Mystery Novels - part of the Penguin Detective Book Club - A Gentle Albatross (1976) - Never Say Die (1977)
Spouse	Harry C. Smith
Children	Three Children

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1. Authors' 'externalized self' goes on library shelf - Author and Lake Bluff resident Elizabeth Foote-Smith describes her literary career and what it means to be a writer. Her first book, "The Gentle Albatross" was acquired by the library in 1976. On the reverse is a photo of Foote-Smith shown with librarian Ann Beck at a table in the library. The article appeared in the "News Advertiser".

   Authors' 'externalized self' goes on library shelf

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2. Author's 'Externalized Self' Goes on Library Shelf - Article from Lake Forest-Lake Bluff News Advertiser about Elizabeth Foote-Smith's, author from Lake Bluff, book being put into the library. The image is of Foote-Smith autographing the book for the librarian Ann Beck.

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   Record Type: Archive