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Podcast: Roger Wood Previews His New Novel ‘Lawson Found’

By Roger Wood | July 1, 2016

Roger Wood's new novel "Lawson Found."

Roger Wood is the multimedia director at the New Hampshire Center for Public Interest Journalism. InDepthNH.org is celebrating Fourth of July weekend with some lighter fare, along with the news that matters. We’ll be previewing new columns and old all weekend. Join us. Nancy West Roger’s book is available at Amazon.com

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