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As a standard response to the numerous requests which she received to favorably review ("blurb") books by fellow authors, Margaret Atwood once composed a poem which concluded thus:

So I wish you good luck, and your author and book,
Which I hope to read later, with glee.
Long may you publish and search out the blurbs,
Though you will not get any from me.



Atwood, Margaret Eleanor (1939-    ) Canadian writer [noted for her short stories and for such longer works as her feminist novels The Edible Woman (1969) and The Handmaid's Tale (1985)]

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