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Michigan MFA and recent Kenyon Review fellow in fiction Jennifer Galvao's MARIA, MARIA, set in 1950s Portugal and Newfoundland, following a young man exiled from Portugal, the wife he was forced to leave behind, and the mistress who becomes his scribe and their intermediary, tracing the unexpectedly profound epistolary relationship that develops between the two women, to Sara Birmingham at Random House, at auction, by Stephanie Delman at Trellis Literary Management (NA). Rights … read more
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