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author of You will not be free from this Lit Hub takes questionnaire Rachel Aviv’s new book, You will not be free from this, Now Alfred A. Available from Knopf, so we asked him a few questions about writer’s block, writing routines, favorite books, and more. * What was the first book you fell in
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Mark Singer, a staff writer for The New Yorker for 23 years who expanded the magazine’s rich reporting and witty prose about offbeat, complex and quintessentially American characters, died Friday in Manhattan. He was 75 years old. His son Tim said in hospital that the cause of death was salivary gland cancer. Mr. Singer wrote