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    Journal 2020: The First Year of the Pandemic
    Journal 2020: The First Year of the Pandemic
    Journal 2020: The First Year of the Pandemic
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    Journal 2020: The First Year of the Pandemic

    By Joseph Sutton

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    This book is a history of one year in a writer's life, as well as the country's life. It's about what went through Joseph Sutton's mind while COVID-19, George Floyd's death, Biden vs. Trump, and the birth of his first grandson took place.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJoseph Sutton
    Release dateAug 10, 2021
    ISBN9781005992279
    Journal 2020: The First Year of the Pandemic
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    Joseph Sutton

    Joseph Sutton was born in Brooklyn and raised in Hollywood. He played football at the University of Oregon and graduated with a degree in philosophy. He earned a teaching credential and a degree in history at Cal State University Los Angeles and taught high school history and English for many years. Sutton, who has been writing for more than 50 years, has published over two dozen books. His essays and short stories have appeared in numerous national magazines and journals. He lives in San Francisco with his wife Joan.

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