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		<title>Comment on May Sarton (1982): Edited by Constance Hunting by Lenora P. Blouin</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Constance Hunting, who died a few years ago, was an English professor at the University of Maine/Orono and the founder/editor of the Puckerbrush Review. An accomplished poet and literary critic, she wrote a number of books as well as editing May Sarton: Woman and Poet and May Sarton at Eighty. 
 
Hunting contacted me in the early 1980s to ask if I would contribute a bibliography to the book May Sarton: Woman and Poet. At that time there were few critical books devoted to Sarton who had been writing and publishing since 1930. I was grateful to be asked to participate in Hunting&#039;s project as it highlighted my own bibliographic work on Sarton. 

Constance Hunting became a good friend and mentor to me and I miss her lively spirit. 

Lenora P. Blouin]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Constance Hunting, who died a few years ago, was an English professor at the University of Maine/Orono and the founder/editor of the Puckerbrush Review. An accomplished poet and literary critic, she wrote a number of books as well as editing May Sarton: Woman and Poet and May Sarton at Eighty. </p>
<p>Hunting contacted me in the early 1980s to ask if I would contribute a bibliography to the book May Sarton: Woman and Poet. At that time there were few critical books devoted to Sarton who had been writing and publishing since 1930. I was grateful to be asked to participate in Hunting&#8217;s project as it highlighted my own bibliographic work on Sarton. </p>
<p>Constance Hunting became a good friend and mentor to me and I miss her lively spirit. </p>
<p>Lenora P. Blouin</p>
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