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Kachemak Bay Campus instructor and writer Rich Chiappone teaches this month's writers workshop at the Homer Public Library. Chiappone, author of the short story collection, "Water of an Undetermined Depth," speaks starting at 6 p.m. today. Chiappone's topic is "The Evil Twins of Literature: Meaning and Social Context, or Why Everything You've Been Taught is Keeping You From Becoming a Writer."