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Lynn Voedisch is the author of "The God's Wife" (Fiction Studio Books), available as an e-book on all platforms and as a paperback from Amazon or barnesandnoble.com.
She also worked as the technology editor for Technorati for a time. She is an experienced (but youthful!) journalist and have written for such newspapers as the Chicago Tribune, Chicago Sun-Times and the Los Angeles Times. She spent 17 years at the Sun-Times as an entertainment writer and dance critic, although she also wrote about the Internet and technology too. She also freelanced for many publications; she has been on WBEZ-FM, the local NPR station Chicago, and a panelist on "Chicago Tonight," on WTTW-TV, the PBS affiliate.
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Novel for pre-teens about service-oriented 10-year-old kids gives little lessons in life in charming tale by Sahar Sabati.
Andre Agassi tells the story of his life as a professional tennis player with all the joys and torments.
A novel, ostensibly about the silk trade, that dares to imagine Richard III as a romantic figure.
Norah Jones comes out with a delightful sampler of her work with other artists, mastering hip-hop to country to jazz.
Keir Graff pens a thriller about political intrigue and one man's race to save his family in mountains of Montana.
Bob Woodward reveals the fight that goes on between President and his advisers before escalation of Afghan war.
New Age murder mystery by novice author splits into bewildering and ponderous book on enlightenment and crime fiction.
Bittersweet novel of a Cuban man whose revolutionary fervor alienates his friends and family.
Brazilian-born musician turns out fascinating melange of orchestral, electronic, jazz, rock and other hybrid sounds for head trip.
Book on the mysterious Nephilim of the Bible tries to answer ages-old question of who were the "giants" of old.
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