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E. P. Clark: Author, Book Reviewer, and All-Around Literary Handiwoman 
Dear Elena: Thanks for your positive comment on SEELANGS regarding our opening; it was much appreciated. How are things going for you? Best, David
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Dear David,
Thanks for getting in touch, and I hope the search goes well! I’m sure you’ll have some good applicants. Meanwhile, I’m thrilled to say that I just accepted a tenure track job at Wake Forest.
I hope things are going well for you and for the program!
Best,
Elena
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Kudos for Midnight Land.
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Thanks!
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Nice blog
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love Midnight land would like to read the next on my nook
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So glad you enjoyed The Midnight Land! The Breathing Sea, the next part of the series, is available at B&N here: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/the-breathing-sea-i-e-p-clark/1138272682
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Dear Elena — Reread your upbeat review of Dancing Backward and decided to thank you again… and to read some of your tasty-sounding oeuvre. Russian lit. Ah, at least I can still recite my favorite Lermontov poem about Odysseus…. Belye-yet Parus, odunokee, tumanya morya golumbom, cho eschet on stranye dalyokee, chto eschet on v’irayoo rodnom… which I saw posted outside the dining room of a Russian passenger ship, the Lermontov, many years ago. A ship which now resides on the bottom of the Tasman sea, alas. –Thomas Lavalle
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Dear Thomas—A classic poem! And Dancing Backward was great! Hope you’re still writing.
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