# Patricia Smith
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patricia smith (February 20, 1930 – January 2, 2011) was an American actress who appeared in film and television roles from the early 1950s through the 1990s.
== Career ==
Born in New Haven, Connecticut, Smith appeared in a 1953 episode of Kraft Television Theater titled "A Room and a Half". A Neighborhood Playhouse alumna and a life member of The Actors Studio, Smith appeared in two films in 1957, The Bachelor Party with Don Murray and The Spirit of St.
Conversation with Patricia Smith, Founder of Compassion Fatigue Awareness Project
Conversation with Patricia Smith, Founder of Compassion Fatigue Awareness Project
Terri Tobin — Faith, Service, and Survival on 9/11
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Under the Skin: Unpacking Har Mar with Hilal Isler
This week on The Loft Lit Pod, Chris Jones sits down with writer, educator, and former Loft fellow Hilal Isler to discuss her striking new short story collection, Har Mar. Hilal shares insights into her craft, her publishing journey from Loft fellow to the release of Har Mar, and these stories (a...
Inside The Loft’s Year-Long Writing Projects with Susan Schaars
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Episode 116: Patricia Smith, "XXXL"
In this episode, we continue our series on the villanelle with Patricia Smith's "XXXL." In this poem, Smith uses the constraints of the villanelle form to create a powerful portrait of familial love.
Patricia Smith is the author of numerous collections of poetry, a winner of the National Book ...
