And Another One About How It Ain't Over Until the Fat Lady Sings

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Story Writer From 60s Finally Sees Second Collection Published

Julian Mazor's second short story collection FRIEND OF MANKIND was published recently by Paul Dry Books in Philadelphia - only 36 years after "his first, heralded collection, WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE," the Inquirer writes.

Mazor says that by the late 60s his style of story writing fell out of favor in the politically charged environment. "I became more and more unknown," he comments. "Times changed."

The Inquirer says that "FRIEND OF MANKIND picks up where Mazor's previous collection left off, displaying his craft and sensitivity as an observer of place and human behavior. These are stories that reward slow, careful reading."

Here's the Inquirer piece: Philadelphia Inquirer | 08/11/2004 | Writer who honed craft, not his profile, is back