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Publisher
Gale Research Company
Pages
367

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Subjects
Novelists, American,, American fiction, Jewish authors, Biography, Bio-bibliography
Times
20th century

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Includes index.

Published in
Detroit, MI
Series
Dictionary of literary biography -- v.28.
Genre
Biography, bio-bibliography, Bio-bibliography
Other Titles
20th century American-Jewish fiction writers.

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Pagination
xv, 367 p. ;
Number of pages
367

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OL23815854M

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University of Prince Edward Island MARC record

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