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After 15 years as a daily newspaper reporter, Leonard Felson took a one-year leave from The Hartford Courant, America's oldest continuously published newspaper, to explore the world of freelance journalism. It was 1993 and he has been an independent writer ever since. His credits include The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Jerusalem Report Magazine and many other national publications. He works in a converted brick factory in Hartford, Conn., where the classic Underwood typewriter was designed. |
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