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Bob Sommer's novel, WHERE THE WIND BLEW, was recently released by the Wessex Collective. His work has appeared widely in literary, scholarly, and commercial publications, including Centennial Review, Studies in American Fiction, American Book Review, New England Quarterly, Southern Humanities Review, New Letters Review of Books, Hudson Valley Magazine, and elsewhere. He is the author of Teaching Writing to Adults and co-author of The Heath Literature for Composition. His recent freelance work and stories have appeared in The Kansas City Star, Chronogram, Buzzflash, Cantaraville, and other print and on-line publications. He earned his Ph.D. at Duke University. He and his wife Heather make their home in Overland Park, Kansas, where they have raised three children to adulthood. Bob blogs at Uncommon Hours.

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Monday, November 24, 2008
David Brooks worries me
(2 comments) For years I've been clicking open his column at The New York Times website and knowing I'd disagree with whatever I read. He was a kind of negative comfort food for the head. I counted on him. And now this!

Tuesday, January 23, 2007
The Backdoor Draft
(1 comments) Our son in Afghanistan worries that he may be sent to Iraq next -- after already serving a tour there.

 

 

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