Levi Asher

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Levi Asher is a New York-based writer and web designer responsible for Literary Kicks (litkicks.com), Queensboro Ballads, a movie version of the Dostoevsky novel Notes From Underground and other digital projects. Born 18 November 1961, Queens, New York. He has three children, Elizabeth, Daniel, and Abigail.

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Coffeehouse Writings for the Web, Editor (Manning ,1997)

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