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John Miller interviews Tony Woodlief about We Shall Not All Sleep on the Bookmonger podcast.

Joel J. Miller offers a review at Miller’s Book Review.

Tony Woodlief talks about the motivation for writing We Shall Not All Sleep, revenants, hauntings, Native American folklore, fathers and sons, and much more in an interview with Slant Books.

Katy Carl reviews We Shall Not All Sleep at Front Porch Republic.

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Tony Woodlief is a writer born and raised in North Carolina. He spent many years in the Midwest before moving back to a small town in his home state, and along the way he earned a PhD in political science from the University of Michigan and an MFA from Wichita State University. His essays on faith, parenting, politics, and culture have appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, The New York Post, and other publications.

Tony's short fiction has appeared in Image, Reckon Review, Ruminate, Dappled Things, and elsewhere. His story “Name” received a Pushcart Honorable Mention in 2010.

Tony’s spiritual memoir, Somewhere More Holy, was listed among Image’s top ten works of 2010. His 2021 book I, Citizen, has received praise from readers across the political spectrum, and sparked the award-winning 2023 documentary Undivide Us. His novel, We Shall Not All Sleep, will be published by Slant Books on October 29th.