TOM WOLFE ANNOUNCES RETURN TO NON FICTION WRITING
Author Tom Wolfe shown in April 2005 announced on 5/13/05 that after three novels his next book will be a return to non fiction profiling Wall Street types who hide their status and act like bad seeds. Wolfe is considered the founder of new journalism. (UPI Photo/Ezio Petersen)
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