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Jonathan Escoffery
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Jonathan Escoffery

How to pronounce Jonathan Escoffery: es-COFF-er-ee

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    Asale Angel-Ajani

    Asale Angel-Ajani is a writer and Professor at The City College of New York. She's the author of the nonfiction books Strange Trade: The Story of Two Women Who Risked Everything in the International Drug Trade and Intimate: ... (more)

    If you enjoyed:
    If I Survive You

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    A Country You Can Leave
    by Asale Angel-Ajani

  • Lisa Bird-Wilson

    Lisa Bird-Wilson

    Lisa Bird-Wilson is a Cree-Métis writer and poet and the CEO of the Gabriel Dumont Institute of Native Studies, an organization committed to the renewal and development of Métis culture and education. Her fiction ... (more)

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    If I Survive You

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    Probably Ruby
    by Lisa Bird-Wilson

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