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June 16, 2016June 16, 2016 Bill Wolfe

THE SIXTEENTH OF JUNE explores intertwined lives in a single Joycean day

April 3, 2016April 3, 2016 Bill Wolfe

2 A.M. AT THE CAT’S PAJAMAS charms with 3-pronged narrative and Philly setting

June 16, 2015 Bill Wolfe

THE SIXTEENTH OF JUNE explores intertwined lives in a single day

July 22, 2014 Bill Wolfe

LIFE DRAWING a suspenseful examination of a marriage after betrayal

July 10, 2014 Bill Wolfe

THE SIXTEENTH OF JUNE explores entire lives in a single day

July 2, 2014 Bill Wolfe

HOME LEAVE announces the debut of a writer to be reckoned with

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