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Karen Lange studied archaeology in college but ended up becoming a journalist—first a daily newspaper reporter and later a writer at National Geographic Magazine. Her articles for the magazine include pieces on a holy city in Mali, a tomb in Syria, Cape Verdeans in Rhode Island, and Jamestown. She has served in Liberia as a Peace Corps Volunteer and traveled in Africa and the Middle East for reporting and story research. 1607 and Nevermore are her first two children's books. Currently a freelance writer, she lives in Takoma Park, Maryland, with her husband and two children.
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Poe's life for a new generation.
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