LibraryThing Author: Stephanie Gold

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Library812 books — see library

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Tagsfiction (233), office (220), Boonville (181), reference (161), humor (50), drama (46), short stories (42), Granta (41), narrative nonfiction (40) — see all tags

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About me I'm a freelance writer living in San Francisco and Boonville.

About my library It's a muddle. Most of it is fiction--some classics and some recent--but I've also got a pretty good collection going of reference books on slang, bizarre science, and food, with a bit of poetry, history, travel, and baseball to round it all out.

Homepagehttp://www.stephgold.com

Real nameStephanie Gold

LocationBoonville and San Francisco

Emailstephaniegoldservices.us

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Account typepublic, lifetime

URLs http://www.librarything.com/profile/goldsteph (profile)
http://www.librarything.com/catalog/goldsteph (library)

Member sinceJan 22, 2008

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No, I just found From Versailles to Vichy at a library sale and am interested in the subject matter. I haven't read it yet. Sorry!

Brian.
That's very funny about his parents. I liked Who Sleeps with Katz pretty well. But Fisher's, so far, is his masterpiece. And you're exactly right: his conjuring of place is one of the things that makes that book special. Though I know Boston a little from visiting I know his Boston better.

Corey
Yes! Fisher's Hornpipe. I've been preaching the gospel of McEwen for years now with little result. He seems an unjustly neglected author and that book, his first I think, is a comic masterpiece. Thanks for writing. I love to talk books.

Corey

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