Folks; I know I am not the only one on here who is fond of the old NAR,
which is now evidently in the business of conferencing... maybe someone on
here would like to organize a panel along the lines of, MT in the NAR.

-hb



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 CALL FOR PAPERS
The *North American Review* Bicentennial Creative Writing & Literature
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*Dates*: June 11–13, 2015

*Location*: University of Northern Iowa, Cedar Falls, IA

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