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Lyndsey's Latest Column Entry
Feb 3
2012
Updates

I have a few updates to announce, so I guess I’ll get right to it. The first update is on the status of the new and improved LGBT young adult novel, The Trouble with Emily Dickinson. I’ll be reviewing the layout and a few other things over the next week or so. But we are on schedule to have it ready for spring.

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