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May 28, 1959 — —· 67 yrs

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Meg Wolitzer

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Meg Wolitzer (born May 28, 1959) is an American novelist, known for The Wife, The Ten-Year Nap, The Uncoupling, The Interestings, and The Female Persuasion. She is a co-director of the BookEnds writing fellowship program at Stony Brook Southampton.

Brooklyn, United States
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Greer Kadetsky met Faith Frank in October of 2006 at Ryland College, where Faith had come to deliver the Edmund and Wihelmina Ryland Memorial Lecture; and through that night the chapel was full of students, some of them boiling over with loudmouthed commentary, it seems astonishing but true that out of everyone there, Greer was the one to interest Faith.

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Wednesday night match

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As she adjusts to her new teacher in sixth grade and deals with being the only one in her family without a specific talent, Julie and her best friend try to find a new wife for their favorite fifth grade teacher.

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The Best American Short Stories 2017

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Friends for Life

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Meredith, Lisa, and Ann like to tell people that they've known one another forever - and they have: their shared history began with a fifth-grade project on Incan civilization and a pledge of undying friendship. Now, on the cusp of thirty, this unlikely trio still meets once a month at a Chinese restaurant for hot and sour soup and emotional debriefings. Meredith works in television and has fallen in love with the married host of a current affairs show. Ann toils thanklessly as an editorial assistant in a publishing house. Lisa is surviving a medical residency and looking forward to what promises to be a blissful marriage with a fellow doctor. But none of these women can begin to imagine the ways in which life, husbands, and lovers can complicate what was once such a simple friendship. Crisp, intelligent, and hilarious, Friends for Life is a rousing celebration of female lives and the unpredictable vagaries of female friendship.

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