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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.
February 7, 2024February 7, 2024 Bill Wolfe

Curiosity, Connection, and Kindness: A Few Thoughts on Attending the AWP Conference

February 4, 2024February 7, 2024 Bill Wolfe

Winter Books Preview, Part 2 (Feb.-Mar. releases)

January 24, 2024January 25, 2024 Bill Wolfe

James McBride and Elizabeth Graver win National Jewish Book Awards

January 20, 2024January 20, 2024 Bill Wolfe

Ronna Wineberg: Writing Early/Writing Late: Emerging as a Writer Later in Life

January 18, 2024 Bill Wolfe

Part 4 (of 4): Authors share their favorite reads of 2023 and most anticipated books of 2024

January 16, 2024January 16, 2024 Bill Wolfe

Twelve authors share their favorite reads of 2023 and most anticipated books of 2024 (Pt. 3 of 4)

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