Writing on fire

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     'We will prevail'
     Walking as one
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     Paid back in full
     Chai search for rabbi
     YLD develops leadership
     Breakfast promotes tolerance
     Israel games
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     Genetic engineering kosher
     Anti-Semitic epidemic
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     Writing on fire
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     Jerusalem author yearns for peace, quiet
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     Kids learn sportsmanship
TORAH STUDY
     Gravesite represents both past and future

November 24, 2000/Heshvan 26, 5761, Vol. 53, No.9

Writing on fire

Author Kate Wenner, former producer of ABC-TV's "20/20," will sign her book "Setting Fires" 3:30 p.m., Saturday, Dec. 2, at Brentano's in Scottsdale Fashion Square.

"Setting Fires" (Scribner, $24 hardcover) is the story of Annie Fishman Waldmas, a 40-year-old documentary filmmaker, wife and mother, who must cope with her estranged father's cancer and a mysterious blaze that destroys her family's country home.

The novel also deals with anti-Semitism, as Waldmas investigates the connection between the fire in her home and fires set at two Jewish-owned businesses. Call Brentano's, 480-423-8717.

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