EPISODE · Jul 23, 2018
Richard Rose and Bill Sizemore
from Prose & Cons · host ben
Two local, experienced writers wrote two books about the lasting effect on slavery from the same local publisher. You'd think they'd be pretty similar, right? You'd think they'd be pals, right? Wrong! These two fine books are in fact very different ways, and these two fine gentlemen had never met before coming on our show (you're welcome, guys).
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