File:San Francisco Chronicle Datebook writer and critic Gerald Nachman in 1995. Photo by Nancy Wong.jpg
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editDescriptionSan Francisco Chronicle Datebook writer and critic Gerald Nachman in 1995. Photo by Nancy Wong.jpg |
English: San Francisco Chronicle Datebook writer and critic Gerald Nachman in 1995. Photo by Nancy Wong. San Francisco Chronicle tear sheet May 8, 2009 |
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San Francisco Chronicle Datebook writer and critic Gerald Nachman in 1995 with his cat in his backyard in San Francisco. Photo by Nancy Wong. San Francisco Chronicle tear sheet May 8, 2009/frame grab from sfgate.
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