In Debut Memoir, Jennifer Militello Upends Time

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Aug 16, 20196:05Government & Organizations

In Jennifer Militello's debut memoir, Knock Wood, time moves in more than one direction. The relationship between cause and effect is upended as Militello explores her memories of illicit love, domestic violence and dang...

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