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About Me
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- Lexington, Virginia
- David Rachels is Professor of English and Fine Arts at the Virginia Military Institute, where he teaches a course in American and Japanese noir. His most recent books are a collection of Mark Twain's Civil War writings and a collection of original poetry, Verse Noir. He is currently at work editing a collection of Gil Brewer's short fiction. He does not ordinarily make a practice of writing about himself in the third person.
Cool. I did a little review in the latest episode of The Dreamsville Show Podcast. Thanks for the book!
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Sweet! Thanks!
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