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Jim Shepard on The Book of Aron

Year: 2015
Names: Cochran, Cate, 1955-, Shepard, Jim, Stinson, Mary (Producer), Wachtel, Eleanor
Description:

American writer Jim Shepard is described as "one of the finest (and most overlooked) writers." His new novel, The Book of Aron looks at the Holocaust - focusing on Jewish children in the Warsaw Ghetto.

Part of: Writers & Company
Type: Sound recording non-musical

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  • Cochran, Cate, 1955- (1)
  • Shepard, Jim (1)
  • Stinson, Mary (Producer) (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor (1)

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  • Authors, American--Interviews (1)
  • Authorship (1)
  • CBC Books (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
  • Dahmer, Lionel. Father's story (1)
  • Eighth grade (Education)-… (1)
  • Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)-… (1)
  • Jewish children in the… (1)
  • Korczak, Janusz, 1878-1942 (1)
  • Lish, Gordon (1)
  • Revenge--Fiction (1)
  • School violence--Fiction (1)
  • Shepard, Jim (1)
  • Shepard, Jim--Childhood and… (1)
  • Shepard, Jim. Book of Aron (1)
  • Shepard, Jim. Short stories… (1)
  • Suburban life--Fiction (1)
  • Teenage boys--Fiction (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor. Writers &… (1)
  • World War, 1939-1945--Poland-… (1)
  • (-) Shepard, Jim. Project X (1)

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  • English (1)

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