Susan Larson is a local journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. She writes for publications such as SAFE STREETS STRONG COMMUNITIES, MDPI, and NOLA.com, focusing on literature, authors, and book-related events in the area. Her articles highlight the vibrant literary community in New Orleans and provide readers with recommendations and insights into the world of books.
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Susan Larson's coverage primarily focuses on books, reading, and literature with a specific geographic focus on the local scene in New Orleans. She seems to appreciate content that aligns with her themes of announcement, review, event coverage, and profile features related to house & home.
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