Beth Nugent
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Beth Nugent (born c. 1958) is an American writer and academic.
She received her BA from Connecticut College in 1978, and her MFA from University of Iowa in 1982.
Her books as of 2012[update] are City of Boys (1992), a collection of short stories, and Live Girls (1997), a novel.
In 1998, she became Associate Professor of Writing at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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