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‘The Pawnbroker’s Daughter’ Tells Us How to Write Well and Live Beautifully
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‘The Pawnbroker’s Daughter’ Tells Us How to Write Well and Live Beautifully

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Diane Leach
/ 25 August 2015
Maxine Kumin's final memoir is painfully brief, but like all her work, ever lyrical.
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I Write, Therefore I Am

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Mark Reynolds
/ 3 March 2013
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Tales for Little Rebels edited by Julia L. Mickenberg and Philip Nel

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/ 12 April 2010

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