We read good literature because it challenges us to constantly re-evaluate our ethical and moral beliefs. We write because it develops our abilities to think critically and to communicate articulately.
Margaret
(Peggy) Lauer: Literature,
Fiber Arts, Creative
Writing
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We read good literature because it challenges us to constantly re-evaluate our ethical and moral beliefs. We write because it develops our abilities to think critically and to communicate articulately. |
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| B.A., English, UCSB, 1987. Peggy comes to Anacapa from Midland School in Los Olivos where she taught for 20 years. While at Midland, she taught Spanish, English, and Creative Writing; served as the school librarian; advised students; tutored; and filled many other roles required of boarding school faculty members. Peggy is a fiber artist who has grown her own wool, angora, and mohair; spun it into yarn; dyed it; and woven or knit with it. She is also an accomplished quilter, seamstress, cook, and gardener. Peggy’s other interests include reading, writing fiction, playing the guitar, and monotype printmaking. | |