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Contemplating Emily [US]:
Reflecting on a past relationship, Elizabeth Richards, an English as a Second Language teacher writes to the woman who captured her heart some time ago. Jumping back in time, 22 year-old Lulu Yao, a modern day Emily Dickinson, travels from Taipei to New York City. Re-inventing herself for the occasion, Lulu assumes the name Maggie and enrolls in English classes in a Manhattan college. Elizabeth, Maggie's teacher, reads Dickinson's poetry in class and privately lays claim to a deep and wild fantasy affair with the dead poet, Emily.
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At 3:59 PM, Blogger Sesame replied:

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All Emily D fans welcome!

- Sarah E. Shively    



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