There is no single person biography (there is a group biography).
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And this biography serves another purpose: it is, essentially, biography as apology.
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Like Ouija, biography — and especially literary biography — does that summoning specifically through words.
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In "Kafka: The Early Years", the last instalment of a mighty, three-volume biography, Mr Stach pursues close description of Kafka's life and times rather than the "critical biography" approach combining biography and textual interpretation.
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With the biography garnering strong reviews, Harper asked the Gelbs to write a second biography, proposing one of Reed.
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There's a big biography of Karl Marx, a harrowing story from the Jim Crow South and a biography of Grant.
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At the time of the interview, he was the author of a celebrated biography of Delmore Schwartz, and he would go on to write a notorious biography of Bellow, as well as to preside over the Penguin Lives biography series as founding editor, exercising an unparalleled influence upon the recent course of American literary biography.
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A 2015 biography of the singer, "Petty: The Biography," revealed for the first time the rocker's heroin addiction in the 1990s.
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"Chalk: The Art and Erasure of Cy Twombly," the most substantive biography of the artist to date, is the result. Biography?
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If you expected a David Lynch biography to be just like any other biography, you've never seen a David Lynch movie.
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Unfortunately, the biography was not where it was supposed to be, but next to the spot was a biography of Lev Davidovich Landau.
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He has since directed McKellen in various plays and wrote the actor's new biography, Ian McKellen: A Biography, which will publish on Tuesday.
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Du Bois's life has been chronicled definitively in David Levering Lewis's biography, and Grant now has a biographer, but nobody has written a biography of Stoddard.
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FX's eight-episode biographical miniseries was an okay biography of legendary Broadway choreographer and director Bob Fosse; an excellent biography of Gwen Verdon, the muse Fosse ground down into a fine dust; and a transcendent biography of Fosse/Verdon, the unusual alchemy that developed between them.
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After the new biography went live on the royal website, many were struck by the mention of menstrual hygiene and menstrual health management in a royal biography.
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And this film is literally my biography — fictionalized, dramatized, but still my biography — merged with the work and the voice I've been developing while I've been here.
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"The biography of Marshall is the best of those I've read (including Pogue's multi-volume official biography) in giving the reader a sense of the man," he says.
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I don't consider it a biography of Howard Hughes at all, and it's not a full biography of any of the 10 women who are the main characters.
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The guy who I think wrote probably the best scholarly biography of Himmler [Peter Longerich] devoted a whole chapter in the biography to trying to understand Himmler's occult interests.
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Lucas was known as the king of the drug trade in New York City in the late 1960s and early 70s, according to the biography database Gale Biography in Context.
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Arthur Lubow's new "Diane Arbus: Portrait of a Photographer" is the second major biography of this complicated and controversial artist, after Patricia Bosworth's "Diane Arbus: A Biography," published in 1984.
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The lifetime achievement award will be presented to Robert A. Caro, author of "The Power Broker," a biography of Robert Moses, and an ongoing multivolume biography of Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Ms. Morris has written a two-part biography of Clare Boothe Luce, the American writer-journalist, politician and diplomat, and a biography of Edith Kermit Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt's second wife.
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" Currently, her Instagram biography reads, "God first, Momx3, MTV, YouTube" while Josh's Instagram biography states, "Josh Mckee- God first, husband, father of 3, fitness&health, country life, bareback rider, western, OKLAHOMA!!!
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" In the little biography, it said, "teaches at Yale.
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BIOGRAPHY: CHRIS FARLEY — ANYTHING FOR A LAUGH 9 p.m.
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" The Hammerstein biography was similarly rich in anecdotes. "Mr.
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Buy Nixon Agonistes here: Amazon | Barnes & Noble For another biography of a tragic American political figure, Chozick recommends Carl Bernstein's Hillary Clinton biography, A Woman in Charge: The Life of Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Meanwhile, Ms. Gary has written a biography of Margaret Wise Brown, "In the Great Green Room," drawing on an earlier biography by Leonard S. Marcus and on material she found in Brown's papers.
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We also have the biography of a German Jew who fled Nazism but returned as an American spy, and a dual biography of the ancient Romans Pliny the Elder and Pliny the Younger.
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Those tensions are at the heart of Becoming Judy Chicago: A Biography of the Artist (University of California Press, 2007, paperback 2018), art historian, professor, and curator Gail Levin's biography of the artist.
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The young people passed around ghost tales, according to Biography.
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He touted on his Twitter biography of winning four Emmys.
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Before Orlando, Paul told us Maria's biography in disjointed snippets.
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It stands head and shoulders above similar feminist biography collections.
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The narrative arc of every MasterClass biography ends in success.
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After the failure of the biography, Israel began forging letters.
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Her Lauder biography was critically panned and a commercial failure.
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Why would he long for an even more glorious biography?
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It is equally well adapted to Mr Stewart's exotic biography.
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A biography of Madsen was published a few years later.
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That's also the verdict I reached in my Nixon biography.
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Ronald Calinger's major new biography aims to set this right.
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Mr Calinger's book is an impressive work of scientific biography.
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They're what's listed in my biography and on my resume.
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Mr Wainwright's biography is detailed, at times too much so.
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What the Vanga biography is good for, however, is pictures.
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She is the author of a biography of Emma Lazarus.
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Edward Hirsch reviews a new biography on Czeslaw Milosz that
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No biography or monograph has been written about Inge Hardison.
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Dream of a House is more like a visual biography
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But there has been no complete biography of the photographer.
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He told he wanted to read the Chuck Yeager biography.
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Another critical biography of a poet — I've got the bug.
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Beth B is not out to deliver a comprehensive biography.
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He is writing a biography of William F. Buckley Jr.
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He was never authorized, but he wrote a biography anyway.
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I like nonfiction, fiction and poetry and generally avoid biography.
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At the top is Neal Gabler's biography of Walt Disney.
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Prizes for history, fiction, biography and criticism were also announced.
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" Ina asked, "Why can't you do a biography of Napoleon?
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Nevertheless, he managed to abuse and grossly distort my biography!
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He became an astronaut in 1966, his NASA biography says.
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Moser wonders what she would have made of his biography.
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Have you ordered George Packer's biography of Richard Holbrooke yet?
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If you don't like gaps, skip biography and read fiction.
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As biography, in other words, the movie works pretty well.
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But Nolde's checkered biography has been whitewashed over the decades.
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"Bessie" was quickly acknowledged as the definitive Bessie Smith biography.
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If you could write anybody's biography, whose would it be?
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In 2005, O'Brien published TrumpNation, an investigative biography of Trump.
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Mr. Bunkeddeko's résumé is impressive, and his biography is inspiring.
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Where I saw a surveillance file, he saw a biography.
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He has already listened to a biography of Winston Churchill.
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That's the best biography you'll get out of me, coppers!
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This is a less than perfect biography in other ways.
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Mr. Tosches' Jerry Lee Lewis biography, "Hellfire," was No. 1.
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CHESTER B. HIMES A Biography By Lawrence P. Jackson Illustrated.
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My depression springs from my biology, my biography, my choices.
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He negated his biography — he never wanted his photo taken.
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Biography is incidental, but Mr. Harnoncourt's notes offer lovely anecdotes.
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The story is a biography that's adjacent to an autobiography.
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This amounts to more than a peculiar fact of biography.
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Prepare Your Questions: Consider this artist's particular music and biography.
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" His latest book is "The Mighty Elvis: A Graphic Biography.
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In 1935 Freeman was awarded the Pulitzer Prize in biography.
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He wanted to write a biography of John Quincy Adams.
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In the biography, he provided clues to what entranced him.
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His corporate biography begins in evaluating risk for leveraged buyouts.
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His book "Martha Graham: A Biography," was published in 1973.
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This biography demonstrates why her pioneering, iconoclastic ideas still resonate.
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Did any part of her biography particularly resonate with you?
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I say that having written a biography of Bobby Kennedy.
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That is: biography, psychology, personal experience, politics, beliefs and biases.
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"The footage immediately disappeared," Mr. Wilder said in the biography.
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As Louisa Thomas writes in her new biography of Mrs.
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Ratner's first novel hews closely to her own traumatic biography.
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Ms. Thelin was toying with the idea of a biography.
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A full biography of him would make for riveting reading.
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"He has a double and triple biography," Sharkevich told me.
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The new biography of Arthur Schlesinger Jr. by Richard Aldous.
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For the full story, see George Bull's Michelangelo: A Biography.
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The biographer Robert A. Caro, the author of "The Power Broker," a biography of Robert Moses, and a continuing, multivolume biography of Lyndon B. Johnson, received the foundation's medal for distinguished contribution to American letters.
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Any literary biography runs this risk — you can't see the artist for the précis — but here, this tic is especially pronounced, to the point that the biography feels like an exercise in slaloming through SparkNotes.
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Mr Sachs has already published a biography of Toscanini, in 1978.
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Weidermann's odd decision to blend biography with novelistic episodes works on
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Allison managed to piece together the basic elements of Winchell's biography.
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" In her Instagram biography, Heather states, "I live for my daughters.
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I couldn't understand why no one had written a popular biography?
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"This, dear reader, is not a biography," he writes early on.
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The musical was inspired by Ron Chernow's best-selling 2004 biography.
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These images embodied a thief's complete service record, his entire biography.
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The account's name and biography do not purport to represent Bynes.
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The risk is that the biography will loom over their work.
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A biography of Nick Saban, the University of Alabama football coach.
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This dark omen epitomises the ghoulish detail in Jonathan Miller's biography.
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The biography that beguiles his supporters is replete with danger signals.
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Plus, a biography of Sappho, one of the first female poets.
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On her Twitter biography, Paddles' full name is Paddles Ardern-Gayford.
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Brian Kellow, who wrote the Mengers biography Can I Go Now?
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Still, Sharon says Page's Bush biography stirred up some painful feelings.
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He had just finished reading Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs.
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Robertson-Lorant's excellent Melville: A Biography, shows that he was an
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I read a biography of Hitler once — this'll actually make sense.
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He had a wife and a daughter, according to the biography.
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The name of the client was not disclosed on Wray's biography.
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Ms. Carey doesn't have an official biography on her personal website.
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For more details, visit the "Latest News" tab in our biography.
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Yet, it is exactly what our presidential biography books teach children.
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"Hamilton", by contrast, is based on a stodgy 832-page biography.
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Barrett published a fine biography of Trump that traced these manipulations
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This biography comes to weird, florid life in its middle sections.
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It studiedly resists the narrative pleasures and intellectual shortcuts of biography.
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His own campaign biography provided few answers — or rather, disparate ones.
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Arthur: I bet you just spiked sales of Millicent Fenwick's biography.
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You didn't want to do a straight-ahead biography — why not?
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But based on her biography and statements, there are two possibilities.
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The movie will be based on Victor Bockris' Warhol: The Biography.
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What led you to write a literary biography of Kathy Acker?
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Her forthcoming biography, "Brave," is scheduled to be published in February.
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His official biography said his father had been an office worker.
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"Lately, it's more about the biography of the person," Ripken said.
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It's nice to have a biography of Gorey, with whatever silliness.
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Biography: Born in Edinburgh, the son of a fish-processing worker.
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In his biography, Mr. Hammer writes with insight about these sessions.
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A new biography about Meryl Streep, titled Her Again, has arrived.
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The last volume of his Marlborough biography was published in 1938.
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"Last Girl Before Freeway" is a new biography of Joan Rivers.
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But the biography also shows snippets of the Babitz from a
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Frances Wilson offers a fascinating biography of the 19th-century writer.
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This long-awaited biography traces Shirley Jackson's evolution as an artist.
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Trump's biography is written in the ink of New York tabloids.
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He has written the definitive biography of Marx for our time.
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When Schreiber was researching the biography, Richter found his discoveries fascinating.
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In places, her book reads more like social history than biography.
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" Miller's "energetic new biography," she adds, "grapples with all these themes.
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His biography of Alexander Hamilton inspired a musical that revolutionized Broadway.
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Robert D. Richardson's first-rate biography is the place to start.
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His store ran out of the Frederick Douglass biography before Thanksgiving.
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Mr. Kahlenberg is the author of a biography of Albert Shanker.
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But he has a biography and a résumé that warrant attention.
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Where possible, the museum staff provided a biography of the subject.
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Mr. MacGillis is the author of a biography of Mitch McConnell.
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Still, other details of Ms. Salazar's biography seem elided as well.
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I hadn't heard it until I started working on this biography.
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More importantly, Koe gives Bébé her own rich life and biography.
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"There is properly no history, only biography," Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote.
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Hershberg's book covers all the same ground as the granddaughter's biography.
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The first act is biography; the second is a talking circle.gloriatheplay.
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For Bikash Kharel, who runs the restaurant, the dish is biography.
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Haspel's biography is largely unknown because of her lengthy undercover career.
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Or let me see … Keith Richards's biography is in the pile.
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His 1982 biography of Jerry Lee Lewis, "Hellfire," is excerpted here.
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This biography of the Church Father displays an eclectic, discursive approach.
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"Probably" is a qualifier that attaches to much of Greene's biography.
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His executive biography was immediately deleted from the Salesforce leadership website.
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For that, we will have to wait for an unauthorized biography.
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There's more than enough back story here for a compelling biography.
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His biography has even appeared in the Qaeda magazine Al Risalah.
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Zhengding was not a one-off in Mr. Xi's political biography.
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I learned this about Pelosi while researching my biography of her.
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It was immediately recognized as superseding Wilbur L. Cross's 1909 biography.
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It earned him his second Pulitzer, the 1983 prize for biography.
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At 22016, he discovered André Castelot's 403 biography of Napoleon Bonaparte.
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The musical biography has an impossibly high degree of alchemical difficulty.
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It's a fascinating biography of America's first African American venture capitalist.
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Researching Giacometti, they read James Lord's well-known Giacometti: A Biography.
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IF THE history of the world is but the biography of great men, as Thomas Carlyle put it, the history of Britain since the 1960s is but the biography of two great men and one woman.
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It was Mr. Blankfein, a history buff, who proposed bringing in Ron Chernow, the historian and the author of the Alexander Hamilton biography that inspired "Hamilton," to talk about his new biography of Ulysses S. Grant.
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Parliament posted his biography on its official Facebook page, along with a brief post saying, "Myanmar President has sent biography of the nominated person, Soe Win, for the position of the Union Minister of Finance and Planning".
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He further spread the gospel of biography as the founder of the Penguin Lives book series, a joint venture of Penguin and Lipper Books that he conceived around 21977 as he was struggling with his Bellow biography.
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Because of an editing lapse, a review on March 5 about Megan Marshall's biography "Elizabeth Bishop: A Miracle for Breakfast" neglected to note that the reviewer, Langdon Hammer, is working on his own critical biography of Bishop.
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The barest biography is this: Onyeabor was born on March 26, 1946.
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Any one of these personalities might have made for a powerful biography.
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Hunter&aposs biography was turned into a documentary, which received critical acclaim.
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Alec MacGillis's biography of him is literally, and correctly, called The Cynic.
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I read mostly nonfiction, with heavy emphasis on biography and social psychology.
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Scrupulous as it is, this monumental biography is deeply engaging and enjoyable.
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"Hated by antifa," Ngo's Twitter biography read before and after the attack.
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I read it just after reading a hard-hitting biography of her.
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Jani put Aereo on the list of historical investments for his biography.
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Mayor Buttigieg is about to launch a political biography and tour Iowa.
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Now 67, he often refers to his biography to explain his behavior.
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The picture now accompanies Trump's biography on the White House's official website.
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He also has the longest, most verbose Survivor biography we've ever seen.
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An Investigative Biography of Rudolph GiulianiBy Wayne BarrettAssisted by Adam Fifield498 pp.
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"She doesn't subscribe to Hollywood's passion for grasshopper-thin figures," said Biography.
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Tunnel has already been reported in Sisman's biography, and very little of
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Check out the how a biography on Benjamin Franklin inspired Elon Musk.
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That friendship was one of the cornerstones of McCullough's exceptional Adams biography.
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Conservative orthodoxy notwithstanding, Trump's cruelty was indeed predictable based on his biography.
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We Know Best: John Ashbery's Early Life, the first biography of Ashbery,
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This critical biography traces the writer from Ithaca, N.Y., to Cambridge, Mass.
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Mary V. Dearborn's new biography, " Hemingway " (Knopf), is hardly full of revelations.
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Trump has barely shared anything about her personal life, beyond her biography.
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"The Faith of Donald J. Trump: A Spiritual Biography," by David Brody
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She researched his life and published a short biography, enumerating his accomplishments.
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Indeed a candidate's biography could well be his or her platform—the
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The author's official biography says Elena Ferrante was also born in Naples.
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The English translations are coming only now, and a biography is expected.
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The program included a brief biography of Sun and described his violin.
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What is one to make of these pivotal moments in female biography?
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Morrisey's official biography notes that be moved to West Virginia in 2006.
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"The Second-Loudest Voice in the Room" would do for his biography.
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" Arthur Lubow's informative new biography of Diane Arbus: "Portrait of a Photographer.
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Indeed, Smith's biography of Bush unearths little new information on its subject.
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In 2001, with their house partly restored, they began another artist's biography.
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Her biography starts out in second person singular, written as if addressing
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His biography said that he previously worked at eBay, PepsiCo and Zalando.
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Zak's narrative is a perfectly measured blend of biography, suspense and history.
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Chang's biography has come under intense scrutiny following an NBC News investigation.
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"I'm into it all," she has offered, as a biography of sorts.
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" Her biography identifies her as, "A self-described wife of Harriet Tubman.
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THE CIVIL WARS OF JULIA WARD HOWE: A Biography, by Elaine Showalter.
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The ads will focus on the biography of Trump's Supreme Court pick.
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His first novel, "Atta" (2011), was a fictionalized biography of the Sept.
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So the third one is this new one-volume biography of Churchill.
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And his whole biography is in sort of elite professional circles. Right.
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"It was just a very basic biography of being young," he said.
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"Emily Carr: A Biography," by Maria Tippett (House of Anansi Press, 2006).
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His professional biography reads like the closing credits of a feature film.
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This elaboration, of course, makes the book historical fiction, rather than biography.
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Morris's own biography of Edison is expected to be out in October.
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The earlier version also misstated the timing of another biography of Algren.
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That mixture of concealment and presence lurks in Pousette-Dart's biography, too.
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A long time indeed, this biography has been a long time coming.
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On the one hand: Another Caro book, and it's not a biography!
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On the other hand: Another Caro book — and it's not a biography?
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President Ronald Reagan was the subject of a 2007 graphic-novel biography.
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He is currently writing a biography of the Russian politician Boris Nemtsov.
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Mr Beglov's biography was removed from United Russia's website before the vote.
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"David Dinkins failed as mayor," begins a 2012 biography of Mr. Dinkins.
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It's tempting to look for clues to this obsession in Brahms's biography.
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Witcover's biography, and helped along by his elder statesman role as Obama's
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Jaros and her husband have three daughters, according to her corporate biography.
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Op-Ed Contributor Mr. Gabler is writing a biography of Edward Kennedy.
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But it's not just Colonna's poetic voice that this biography brings alive.
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With the right amount of invention (and biography), it all feels true.
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Benner's book is a life-and-times biography, not an interpretive work.
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" Someday somebody will write a Trump biography titled "Hands and the Man.
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Her first book was a biography of the first lady Edith Roosevelt.
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You can learn more in "The Contender," a biography of Mr. Cuomo.
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Mr. Pfeffer is the author of a new biography of Benjamin Netanyahu.
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What did you find interesting about the title, topic or author's biography?
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A new Thomas biography, "The Enigma of Clarence Thomas," is generating buzz.
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Stephen Citron's biography, "Jerry Herman: Poet of the Showtune," appeared in 2004.
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Claire Jarvis recently reviewed a biography of Virginia Woolf by Gillian Gill.
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I am not a fiction writer, and this is not a biography.
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According to this diligently researched biography, the reality was not as sensational.
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Heck, that Dostoevsky biography Christofi's reading could even be divided into quarters.
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Trump in an unauthorized biography, "Free, Melania," which comes out this week.
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Nazarbayev's biography has been adapted into a series of five feature films.
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The book is a satirical biography of Trump's first year in office.
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Mr. Wilder tried to put those rumors to rest in his biography.
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He talked about his first book, a rock biography of Duran Duran.
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One common thread among the films in the strand is the biography.
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Certainly no one has made the practice of biography sound so appealing.
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Ms. Baird's uncommonly frisky biography is outstanding for its liveliness and originality.
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Customers receive a biography of their "bellhop" when they schedule a move.
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John Underhill reads like an entry in the Dictionary of National Biography.
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The last biography of her, by Carolyn Ashbaugh, came out in 1976.
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The foundation sponsors training scholarships for merchant seamen, his wife's biography said.
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Roger Peyrefitte's fictionalized biography of Fersen and his lifelong companion, Nino Cesarini.
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As a result, Fetterman has been using his biography to stand apart.
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Not Bill Gates, but maybe that's another biography for later for you.
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Yeah, he acquired the rights to make my biography into a movie.
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He used to be the DNC chair, so I'm reading his biography.
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The first film adaptation of Turing's biography, The Imitation Game, was born.
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Check out the video above, and if you're looking for a more in-depth biography of the ten-dollar founding father without a father, Miranda based his rap-musical on the 800+-page biography written by Ron Chernow.
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"The coin of the realm in biography is 'never before seen primary source material,'" said Ms. Smith, a journalist who has incorporated the trove of newly revealed documents into her book, the first full-fledged biography of LeHand.
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Turning a biography into a good movie is a challenge, because the fact that something happened isn't enough to make a compelling story — the writer has to find an arc within that biography and build a narrative around it.
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For those looking for a more traditional and staid biography, either Grevel Lindop's The Opium Eater (1981) or Horace Ainsworth Eaton's Thomas De Quincey: A Biography (1971) will suit them fine (sadly, though, both are currently out of print).
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BOOK REVIEW Because of an editing lapse, a review on March 23622 about Megan Marshall's biography "Elizabeth Bishop: A Miracle for Breakfast" neglected to note that the reviewer, Langdon Hammer, is working on his own critical biography of Bishop.
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Harvey Sachs has written the definitive biography of this great, and colourful, character.
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A full half-century after his creation, ample secrets surrounding Cimrman's biography remain.
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That's what intrigued my about Lynne Cheney's biography, James Madison: A Life Reconsidered.
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Other works possess a sincerity that is easier to reconcile with his biography.
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Washington (CNN)The White House edited First Lady Melania Trump's biography on WhiteHouse.
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He's also written several books, from fiction to a biography of Winston Churchill.
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There are so many firsts in her biography it's hard to keep track.
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And like any good candidate, Johnson used his biography to frame his politics.
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Christopher Burke's excellent biography of Paul Renner chronicles the history of this font.
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Maher spoke openly about their past in his biography Cop Without a Badge.
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Biography is also the essence of former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg's appeal.
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The resulting biography Kitchen Confidential was hugely successful, and his publishers wanted more.
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Schrader explained that the composer's biography was the most difficult to get right.
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His biography inspired the 1978 film "The Wild Geese", featuring actor Richard Burton.
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Her book, "Raoul Wallenberg: The Biography" was published by MacLehose Press in 2016.
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He touched on his own biography — both in office and as a father.
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"It is essentially a form of biography and expression of self," he said.
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It is easy to see why that line, and that biography, persuaded voters.
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Another big influence for the story was Walter Isaacson's biography of Steve Jobs.
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Mr Trump sees an advantage in dwelling on Mr Biden's age and biography.
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First Man is based on Neil Armstrong's authorized biography of the same title.
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Some details of the prime minister's own official biography have also been contested.
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I started learning more about him through the amazing biography by Cynthia Carr.
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Alas, the frontispiece of Tom Clavin's biography, "Wild Bill", belies this swooning description.
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But other important relationships remain opaque, at times making the biography feel unintimate.
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The Ministry of Truth: The Biography of George Orwell's "1984" By Dorian Lynskey.
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In the biography, Jim Hansen calls Neil "emotionally tightly packaged," and he was!
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But more than that, A Love Supreme is especially resonant considering Coltrane's biography.
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The film assumes you're already familiar with the broad strokes of Ledger's biography.
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But she struggled with reading as a child, according to her official biography.
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I'm talking about the fact that Trump's biography looks nothing like Old Hickory's.
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But there is some biography behind this pairing, as the Washington Post notes.
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She works on her forthcoming biography of former first lady Sarah Childress Polk.
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There are excellent and moving scenes in this biography that detail their interactions.
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This engaging biography reconsiders the legacy of the sixteenth-century Ottoman empress Roxelana.
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Mr Moshenska's biography gives a wider picture of England's place in the world.
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Martinez's LinkedIn entry and official JWT biography said he was fluent in English.
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"Plagued by Fire" is not, in the author's thinking, a biography at all.
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"I didn't write a biography of Gloria Vanderbilt," she told The Washington Post.
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He contextualizes both experiences by interweaving discussions of the history of literary biography.
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In a new biography, Kenneth Whyte lists the many hardships Hoover went through.
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He also wrote a biography of Napoleon and an autobiography, "Sundry Times" (1986).
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With an advance from Random House of $450,4303, he started reporting a biography.
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Clinton's biography began to form a central part of her campaign's story. Mrs.
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But biography is like Ouija not only because it involves summoning the dead.
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The information was never released to the public or published in the biography.
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The story was also updated to reflect new information about El-Sadr's biography.
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A Venezuelan Embassy biography said Mr. Álvarez was married and had three children.
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It reveals nothing about the elements of Lessin's biography that seem most pertinent.
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But unlike the Pollock biography, this book received only a few scathing reviews.
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Liu is a high-level manager at Sunac China, according to her biography.
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This biography will often make the reader feel lashed to the mast, too.
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Ms. Ushpiz is determined to rescue her subject from the banality of biography.
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THE CIVIL WARS OF JULIA WARD HOWE A Biography By Elaine Showalter Illustrated.
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This number is in John Szwed's Sun Ra biography Space is the Place.
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According to his company biography, Mr. Chick became a Christian during his honeymoon.
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Wheeler is originally from Hamilton, Ohio, his biography on the EPA website said.
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If this quite conventional biography never entirely takes off, it is rarely uninteresting.
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"This, dear reader, is not a biography," Rivkin insists in the first chapter.
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Song, however, like a badly done biography, can only take us so far.
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I just finished the new Paul Simon biography, and I'm a longtime fan.
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Thank you UK. I theoretically would have the new Can biography as well.
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At first, we talked about what we did -- basically a lot of biography.
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Mr Beglov's biography was removed from United Russia's website ahead of the vote.
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But this biography, like all good biographies, does not simply chronicle a life.
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Mr. Bevin's wife, Glenna, is a registered nurse, according to his official biography.
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Walter Isaacson's wonderful biography turns Leonardo from an icon into a human being.
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She told me she is haunted by the what-ifs of Hilleman's biography.
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This biography provides an invaluable introduction to one of the best of them.
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In this season of giving, get (and give) Andrew Roberts's brilliant new biography.
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The infrastructure engineering corps was disbanded in 1983, according to the official biography.
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She is the author of the biography "Theresa May: the Enigmatic Prime Minister."
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How "intimate" can a biography be when the author never met her subject?
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His mother is writing his biography, but burns the pages as she goes.
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Nonetheless, Horwitz has produced a valuable work that combines biography, history and travelogue.
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Warren's extensive set of plans for just about everything eclipsed her compelling biography.
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Mr. Seagal's grandparents were Russian Jewish immigrants, according to a biography on IMDB.
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THE EVIL HOURSA Biography of Post-Traumatic Stress DisorderBy David J. Morris358 pp.
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Or the notion that biography becomes a filter to looking at the work.
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City Poet is a normal biography, a lucid narrative of the poet's life.
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Mr Beglov's biography was removed from United Russia's website ahead of the vote.
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After Wenner himself, Leibovitz is the most fully realized character in this biography.
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"I know I'm too pretty to win," a biography for the dog read.
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Dr. Meir grew up in Caribou, Maine, according to her official NASA biography.
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It is also a biography, somewhat incongruously narrated by a sedate Keanu Reeves.
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I heard she and her sister Alice were not happy with the biography.
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Whether her biography alone can make a difference is yet to be seen.
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But this deeply reported work of biography could easily have done without it.
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His official NASA biography, however, does not refer to him as an astronaut.
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Jobs agreed to pay for half of the repairs, according to the biography.
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But startling revelations are hardly the only criterion for a good Nixon biography.
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In the final pages of his biography, Moser situates Sontag in world history.
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This biography of the nation's first president stands out for its rich prose.
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This biography "tells a surprisingly captivating story," Joe Nocera writes in his review.
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"American Lion," his biography of Andrew Jackson, won the Pulitzer Prize in 2009.
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Contenders were also named for the autobiography, biography, nonfiction, poetry and criticism categories.
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The elements come together in almost every case to make one standard biography.
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Adapted from Kate Bennett's "Free, Melania: The Unauthorized Biography" set for release Tuesday.
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In a sense, therefore, MacCarthy's book is a biography of the Bauhaus itself.
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The book, "Free, Melania: The Unauthorized Biography," by Kate Bennett, was released Tuesday.
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This biography is written with "style and spark," says our critic Dwight Garner.
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I first encountered White through his biography of the French author Jean Genet.
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Over lunch Mr. Wenner proposed an idea: Would Mr. Hagan write his biography?
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That's out now, as is Martin Kemp's new Leonardo biography, Living With Leonardo.
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Angelo's biography feels like both a plausibly factual chronicle and a fantastical allegory.
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Copies of James Chao's biography were stacked on the table beside the host.
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So why don't we just do a very quick biography of Tina Brown?
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