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Before completing this novel, Jere Krakoff was a civil rights attorney with the ACLU National Prison Project and other public interest programs. He spent his formative years in a colorful Jewish enclave and equally colorful household. His satire is rooted in things he observed while growing up and experienced while practicing law.