Thank you to Peter Steinberg and Coates Bateman. I am also happily ied to Nan Talese, Luke Epplin, and everyo Doubleday, to Jal and the redoubtable Bess Reed. To Melanie for her insightful reading and suggestions and for years of encement. To all my children.
For their advid inspiration, Sam Hazo, David Low, Cliff Becker, Amy Stolls, Ellen Bryson, Gigi Bradford, Allison Bawden, Laura Becker, and Sharon Kangas. And for the swift kick at Whale Rock, thank you to Jane Alexander and Ed Sherin.
Sarah Blaffer Hrdys Mother Nature: A History of Mothers, Infants, and Natural Sele inspired the journal article ohropological roots of the geling myth.
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Keith Donohue lives in Maryland, near Washington, D.any years, he eechwriter at the National Endowment for the Arts, and now works at another federal agency. The Stolen Child is his first novel.