T_he following is an excerpt from an e-mail correspondence, which took place last year, between the Italian novelists Elena Ferrante and Nicola Lagioia, whose English-language début, "Ferocity," will be published in the spring of 2017, by Europa Editions.
Ms. Norman, 63, who lives in East Hampton, said she had not met Ms. Middleton previously but had struck up an e-mail correspondence with her a few years ago when she visited her son at Wesleyan University in Middletown, Conn., and needed a restaurant recommendation.
Ms. Barnes bought a Washington signature from Mr. Johnson for $3,750 after an e-mail correspondence, but when she received a signature that she said was in "mint condition," she grew suspicious.
She didn't act on it, but after they began an e-mail correspondence, she felt an attraction.
While in India, she struck up an e-mail correspondence with Garance Franke-Ruta, a prominent AIDS activist who also attended Harvard.
Chertoff, who is a devoted viewer of "24," subsequently began an e-mail correspondence with Gordon, and the two have since socialized in Los Angeles.
In an e-mail correspondence, Frazier told me that she felt an instant affinity for Ford, who is an artist, photographer, teacher, and writer.
He began an e-mail correspondence with Ms. Boof several months ago when she sent him a fan e-mail message and asked for advice about publishing.
A group of young Gazans find it and one, Naim, begins an e-mail correspondence with her.
So I started an e-mail correspondence with Dr. Hatzius, pointing out what I believed were a few flaws in his paper.
Eno and Eagleman had struck up an e-mail correspondence by then, and Eno had suggested that they collaborate on a staged reading of the book.
