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CHARLOTTE RICH is an assistant professor of English at Eastern Kentucky University. Her research focuses on turn-of-the-century American writers, particularly women and multicultural writers, and she has published articles on Edith Wharton, Stephen Crane, Maria Cristina Mena, and Julia Alvarez.

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