Profile of Laurel Snyder
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Laurel Snyder's country music writing has appeared in "No Depression," "Harp," "Paste," and the "UTNE Reader." She lives in Atlanta.
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Half/Life: Jew-ish Tales from Interfaith Homes
Articles written for the California Literary Review:
- Nothin’ Short of Dyin’ Half as Lonesome as the Sound
Posted on 26 Mar 2007 in
The last time I saw Johnny Cash was the first time I saw Johnny Cash – and he didn’t look good, but he sounded like home.
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