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Sarah Fox

New York
As seen in: The Conversation, Kirkus Reviews, World Today News, woodinville.com
Covers:  Television, Music, Culture
Doesn't Cover: Film, Tech, Kickstarters, Games
Editor for @theslanted, lover of food and Brooklyn bound.

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Television and Culture editor for The Slanted.

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Edwards vs. Liang for Woodinville City Council Pos. 2

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By Sarah Fox
| nwnews.com
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BAKING SPIRITS BRIGHT

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By Sarah Fox, Lisa Jewell, Kathy Reichs
| Kirkus Reviews Verified
It's hard to read but hard to look away from. When two women who share a birthday meet, a journalist becomes the subject of her own true-crime mystery. On their 45th birthdays, Josie Fair and Alix Summer meet at a pub and discover they were born not only on the same day, but in the same hospital. Alix is a successful journalist, and Josie convinces Alix that her story is worth telling: Josie met her husband when she was 13 and he was 40.
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Behind The Words With Lee Goldberg

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By Jocie McKade, Sarah Fox, Humorous Categories
| readersentertainment.com
Welcome Lee, we’re excited to have you on Reader’s Entertainment. First, tell our readers a bit about yourself. Where you’re from, where you live? Is writing your full-time job? I’m from Walnut Creek, California, in the San Francisco Bay Area. Now I live in Calabasas, California, which is in the San Fernando Valley, and I’ve been a full-time writer since the day that I graduated from UCLA – which makes me the luckiest guy I know. How long have you been writing?
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Writing up Comic-Con in San Diego, it was an eye opener

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Of course

How is social media changing news?

It's faster and less thorough sadly.