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By G. Robert Frazier, Tracy Barrett, Jennie Fields, Maria Browning| Chapter 16 Verified The music industry can be a cutthroat business when it comes to recording contracts, shady promoters, and new talent desperate to make it big. It can also be murder. Ezra MacRae learns that the hard way in Streets of Nashville, the new crime thriller from poet, novelist, and songwriter Michael Amos Cody.
By G. Robert Frazier, Tracy Barrett, Jennie Fields, Maria Browning| Chapter 16 Verified The music industry can be a cutthroat business when it comes to recording contracts, shady promoters, and new talent desperate to make it big. It can also be murder. Ezra MacRae learns that the hard way in Streets of Nashville, the new crime thriller from poet, novelist, and songwriter Michael Amos Cody.
By Maria Browning| Chapter 16 Verified In a 2024 Q&A with The Guardian, Lorrie Moore makes two bold claims, the first regarding her appreciation for Miranda July’s All Fours: “Well, that’s what fiction is for — flawed but interesting women.” She goes on to assert: “I would never read literature for comfort. I would read literature for transport and for meeting a few people I would never want to meet in real life.”Moore, the 2025 guest author in Chattanooga State’s Writers@Work program, has the bona fides to make such claims.
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