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Author: Bill Wolfe

Editor, book blogger, and photographer. High school English teacher and ex-lawyer. Interests include music, literature, and football; travel; portrait and landscape photography; politics; Dodgers baseball; social justice; and learning Spanish.
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Elizabeth Rosner: My Writing Life is My Listening Life

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Thursday Thoughts: On the Booker Prize winner, a new fantasy novel, and the Ten Books Before the End challenge

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Corie Adjmi: What It Feels Like to Be a Jewish Reader and Writer Now

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What’s in a Name? Only Everything; Or, One Author’s Methodical, Magical Method for Naming Fictional Characters

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Catching Up: What I’ve read recently and what I’m reading now

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