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Taylor Roberts <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 4 Apr 1997 16:21:32 EST
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The Mark Twain Forum needs a reviewer for the following book:

     Twain, Mark.  _Roughing It_.  Eds. Harriet Elinor Smith and Edgar
     Marquess Branch.  Assoc. eds. Lin Salamo and Robert Pack Browning.
     Berkeley: University of California Press, 1995.  (The Mark Twain
     Library.)  Pp. xxvii + 853.  Includes illustrations, notes,
     references.  Cloth.  ISBN 0-520-20558-8.  $45.00.  Paper, 5-1/2" x
     8-1/2".  $16.95.  ISBN 0-520-20559-6.

This book is the Mark Twain Library edition of the larger version of
_Roughing It_ that was prepared by the Mark Twain Project in 1993.  See
Wesley Britton's review on the Forum, which was posted on 12 July 1995,
and which is avilable from TwainWeb at the following URL:

     http://web.mit.edu/linguistics/www/forum/twainweb.html

As usual, the review must be of publishable quality, and it would be due
within two months of your receipt of the book (i.e., due early-June
1997).  The deadline is particularly important, as we are making every
effort for Forum reviews to appear before print reviews.  If you are
inclined to procrastinate, please don't offer to review the book.

If you're interested in writing this review, please send me both your
home and institutional mailing addresses and phone numbers.  If I don't
already know you, it would be helpful for you to explain in what respect
you're qualified to write this review.  (If we haven't exchanged e-mail
recently, it might be a good idea for you to remind me of this info.)

I look forward to hearing from you.

Taylor Roberts <[log in to unmask]>
Coordinator, Mark Twain Forum

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