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Doctorow

American  
[dok-tuh-roh] / ˈdɒk təˌroʊ /

noun

  1. E(dgar) L(aurence), 1931–2015, U.S. author and editor.


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Doctorow novel, which depicts the intersecting lives of archetypal fictional characters from vastly different backgrounds, as well as historical figures.

From The Wall Street Journal

Doctorow novel but isn’t justified, at least for now.

From Los Angeles Times

“Now, the audience is going to set the terms,” said Cory Doctorow, an author and activist who advocates for broader public ownership of works.

From Seattle Times

"How can Ticketmaster get away with it? Because they are the bullies of the music industry playground," said Doctorow.

From Salon

Alongside the project are groups such as the Sports Fans Coalition, the Consumer Federation of America, the National Consumers League, and More Perfect Union, which made the video featuring Mr. Doctorow.

From Washington Times