Judith Shoolery is a former science teacher who has worked as a writer and editor on a variety of publications, most recently as a book editor at the Hoover Institution.
Now retired, she and her husband live in Half Moon Bay, California.
She co-wrote Memoirs: A Twentieth-Century Journey in Science and Politics with Edward Teller.
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