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		<title>The Changing Roles of Writers and Editors</title>
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		<dc:creator>Julie Norris</dc:creator>
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As my friends and family know, I’ve been mesmerized of late by a box of old letters I had stashed in my closet. The letters were from long ago – the late 70s and early 80s &#8211; before computers were in use, and definitely before e-mail.
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