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There's No Irony This Time: Author Lois Gould and Husband Bob Are Such Good Friends

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With Five Kids to Support, Could Widow Clark Find Romance? Life, Like Novels, Does End Happily

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Dorothy Uhnak Knows the Cops and Robbers She Writes About; She Once Wore Badge 754

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Erica Jong Lands Fast and Writes Herself a Happy Ending

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In the House Where Hemingway Lived, Worked and Died, His Widow Mary Tends to His Legend

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Sagan and Bardot: a New Book Supports the Argument That Over 40 Is Not Older but Better

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The Snow Is White in Klosters, and Irwin Shaw's Books Are Certainly Read

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Maurice Sendak Creates Exotic Worlds Full of Willful Little Boys Who All Look Like Him

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Feminist Midge Mackenzie Resurrects the Spunky Heroines of the British Suffrage Movement

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The Snow Is White in Klosters, and Irwin Shaw's Books Are Certainly Read

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Maurice Sendak Creates Exotic Worlds Full of Willful Little Boys Who All Look Like Him

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Feminist Midge Mackenzie Resurrects the Spunky Heroines of the British Suffrage Movement

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Hugh Downs Is An Uneasy Rider in Retirement

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Gore Vidal's 'Myron' Misses, but He Is Unperturbed—and Rich

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Getting Men to Hold Hands—on the Road to Liberation

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Milton Eisenhower's Inside View of Presidents He Served

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The Author of Catch-22 Brings Forth Another Novel

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Dean's Days Before Jail

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An Ex-Combat Veteran Fights to Save a Women's College

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That's No Tennis Star, That's a Conglomerate

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The Sculls Go Pop to the Top

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Governor George of Alabama

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Chris & Jim: Love on and Off the Court

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