Nelly Reifler

The Leonard Lopate Show | May 10, 2010
Writer Nelly Reifler talks about her diverse employment history and how that led her to a writing career. She has worked in a bakery, sold wind-up toys, drummed in a band and managed an apartment building. Her new short story collection is called See Through.
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