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Before becoming a writer, Anne Goldman held a series of jobs strangely if tangentially related to language. She digitized Adobe System’s Times New Roman font when Adobe was a startup (alas, without stock options), pruned banana trees while learning Hebrew in Israel, and delivered the San Jose Mercury News to help fund college. Stargazing in the Atomic Age, whose titular essay was nominated for a National Magazine Award, was a Kirkus Best Book of 2021. In 2022, the book earned a Silver Award for the Essay in the Independent Publisher Book Awards.