Larry Duberstein
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Larry Duberstein was born in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated with honors from Wesleyan University and was a Harvard Prize Fellow at Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences. Since leaving academia, he has held parallel careers as an author and a builder, having published ten volumes of fiction and dozens of essays and short stories, and having built and remodeled hundreds of houses. In addition to his highly acclaimed fiction, Duberstein is the father of three highly acclaimed daughters. Among other distinctions, Duberstein's novels have twice been chosen as New York Times Notable Books, and his overall body of work earned him the 2020 Ewing Arts Award in Literature. He lives and works in rural New Hampshire with his companion-in-life Lee Brown.
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“One man, two lives…a powerful story of humanity and inhumanity in this tale of war, survival and healing.”
—Kirkus Reviews
Larry Duberstein
May 3, 2022
“In this picaresque page turner, The Hospice Singer grabs your attention and will not let you go.”
–Dale Rosengarten, author of Grass Roots
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