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Helen Benedict

Helen Benedict

Read-Alikes for Helen Benedict

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  • Rong Jiang

    Rong Jiang

    Jiang Rong is the pen name of Lu Jiamin (in Chinese, the family name comes first). To protect himself from what he describes as "the least liberal country in the world", he wrote Wolf Totem under a pen-name and ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    Wolf Season

    Try:
    Wolf Totem
    by Rong Jiang

  • Christian Kiefer

    Christian Kiefer

    Christian Kiefer has a PhD in American literature from the University of California–Davis and directs the low-residency MFA at Ashland University. The author of The Animals and The Infinite Tides, he lives with his ... (more)

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    Wolf Season

    Try:
    The Animals
    by Christian Kiefer

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