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• Laura Pryor

  Pryor has a B.A. from the University of Michigan and twenty years experience in professional and creative writing with special interest in fiction. In this essay, Pryor compares the characters Aaron Shapiro and Beale regarding how they communicate with others.

• Claire Robinson

  Robinson is a former teacher of English literature and creative writing and, as of 2006, is a full-time writer and editor. In the following essay, Robinson examines how Eisenberg gives a voice to what is left unsaid in "Someone to Talk To."

• Robin A. Werner

  In the following essay, Werner gives a critical analysis of Eisenberg's life and work.

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1. Someone to Talk To: Introduction
2. Someone to Talk To: Summary
3. Someone to Talk To: Deborah Eisenberg Biography
4. Someone to Talk To: Characters
5. Someone to Talk To: Themes
6. Someone to Talk To: Style
7. Someone to Talk To: Historical Context
8. Someone to Talk To: Critical Overview
9. Someone to Talk To: Criticism
   1. Laura Pryor
   2. Claire Robinson
   3. Robin A. Werner
10. Someone to Talk To: Compare and Contrast
11. Someone to Talk To: Topics for Further Study
12. Someone to Talk To: What Do I Read Next?
13. Someone to Talk To: Bibliography and Further Reading
14. Copyright

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