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Steven Wrightâs âThe Coyotes of Carthageâ depicts realities of race, money and politics
âItâs always such a great honor to teach such smart students, especially at the University of Wisconsin,â Steven Wright says. âTheyâre smart and theyâre hardworking and they really love learning.”
In August, USA Today published
Two friends texted the list to Steven Wright, a clinical associate professor at the University of Wisconsin Law School and lecturer in the UWâMadison creative writing program whose debut novel, âThe Coyotes of Carthage,â came out in April. When another text arrived congratulating him, Wright was thoroughly confused.