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- James Hulbert
- Although I've spent most of my life in the US, I've lived and worked on three continents, as a bartender, food bank coordinator, government worker, Peace Corps Volunteer, research assistant, teacher, translator, and video rental clerk. I'm married to a painter, for whom I've somehow never posed nude, at least not in a professional capacity (which may or may not settle the question of whether 'A Kiss Before You Leave Me' is an autobiographical novel).
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