"I can hear them say, 'It's the editor of the Hudson Review on the phone!'"

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The Hudson Review may lack the name recognition of the Paris Review (founded in 1953) or the New York Review of Books (1963).

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She also devotes considerable time to reading unsolicited manuscripts, and says much of what the Hudson Review publishes comes in over the transom.

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By that time, the Hudson Review had earned its reputation for independence, publishing authors from Wallace Stevens and Sylvia Plath to Octavio Paz and Joyce Carol Oates.

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In 1970, the Hudson Review published an issue with the theme "Poetry and Ecology, " which included an essay by Wendell Berry ("the poetry guru of the ecology movement").

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The Rail Accident Investigation Branch (RAIB) launched its review of safety at the level crossing in the days following the death of Mrs Hudson.

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