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  • Faulkner Fox is an American author and feminist who teaches creative writing at Duke University. Her first book, Dispatches From a Not-So-Perfect Life, deals with aspects of new motherhood, such as fear and isolation.Fox was raised in West Point, Virginia, a small mill town. [Source: Encyclopedia of Motherhood; Fox, Faulkner]

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