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Elmore Leonard is one of America’s most treasured and acclaimed writers of popular fiction. He’s written 41 novels, having started writing westerns for magazines in the 50s. His latest, “Up in Honey’s Room,” is set on the homefront during World War II, a war of which Leonard is himself a veteran.
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