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When 80 Famous Writers Published Their First (And Last) Books

Or, Who Has Had the Longest Career?

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Group Sex Therapy at the Local Synagogue?

On Reading the Sexy Bits of the Bible

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The Other Americans

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"I was trying to stay awake, so I switched on the radio and looked for Claudia Corbett’s show on KDGL. Usually, she’s on at lunchtime, and I listen to her while I’m peeling potatoes or chopping parsley, but the show is so popular that they rebroadcast it again at ten p.m. That night, a young woman was calling in to say she had gotten married just six months ago, but she and her husband were already fighting because he wanted to move to Portland to be a nature photographer, and she wanted to stay at her job with an insurance company in Salt Lake City, and neither one of them would change their minds. 'Listen,' Claudia told her sharply, the way she does sometimes, when callers start to ramble and refuse to face the obvious, 'nobody said that marriage was easy. Marriage is work.'"

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