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--Adamfrombolton 23:08, 3 January 2007 (UTC)hello, nice work on the carver page. I added one small bibliographical note about 'Elephant', about it being incomplete at time of his death. I thought worth mentioning as there seems to be a lot of evidence that Carver gave a lot of thought to the overall design of his collections: the order the stories occur etc. so that last book is tragically unfinished; although I guess we're lucky to have stuff like Blackbird Pie and Intimacy. Are you researching Carver?
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