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An interview with surgeon-turned-author Richard Selzer

Year: 1997
Names: Selzer, Richard, 1928-2016, Stinson, Mary (Producer), Wachtel, Eleanor
Description:

An interview with American essayist and fiction writer Richard Selzer. A surgeon who ultimately exchanged his scalpel for a pen, he writes about medicine, surgery, and the human body in a new and startling way.

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

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  • Selzer, Richard, 1928-2016 (1)
  • Stinson, Mary (Producer) (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor (1)

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  • Authors, American--Interviews (1)
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  • CBC Books (1)
  • Canadian Broadcasting… (1)
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  • Keats, John, 1795-1821 (1)
  • Maugham, W. Somerset (William… (1)
  • Medicine in literature (1)
  • Rabelais, François,… (1)
  • Selzer, Richard, 1928-2016 (1)
  • Selzer, Richard, 1928-2016-… (1)
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  • Surgery (1)
  • Troy (N.Y.) (1)
  • Wachtel, Eleanor. Writers &… (1)
  • (-) Surgery--Anecdotes (1)

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