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Letters—
May:
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Please
ask Banwell Goddard if we are somehow related. My name is
the impetus for this request, as I believe the maiden name
of my paternal grandmother was also Goddard, and he has
written Father Heart which is possibly about my
eponym.
–Thanks,
PHC
♦
Virginia
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USA
—We will
contact Banwell Goddard and get in touch with you.
March:
–Vicky Harris
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New York
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USA
—Since you use
the past tense, your aunt must be deceased. She was a
fascinating and wonderful person. We will see what we
can do.
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Sir,
I'd like to know the details regarding contribution of
literary articles on various genres. Please let me know the
same at the earliest possible as I'm desirous of sending my
write-ups to your esteemed magazine for your kind
considerations and perusal. I've written some articles on
the novels -The Sea of Poppies by Amitav Ghosh and
The Inheritance of Loss by Kiran Desai.
–With
regards, Sudhakumar Palepu
♦
Visakhapatnam
♦
Andhra Pradesh
♦
India
—We have
just begun to accept unsolicited manuscripts. For
guidelines, see:
Notice.
January:
—We were
glad to have been able to put you in touch with him.

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January:

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