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Before becoming a writer, Anne Goldman held a series of jobs strangely if tangentially related to language. She digitized Adobe System’s Times New Roman font when Adobe was a startup (alas, without stock options), pruned banana trees while learning Hebrew in Israel, and delivered the San Jose Mercury News to help fund college. Stargazing, her Kirkus-starred essay collection, was published by UGA Press this January.