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The talented Miss Highsmith : the secret life and serious art of Patricia Highsmith

Author:	Joan Schenkar
Publisher:	New York : St. Martin's Press, 2009.
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Summary:	Reveals the dark private life of the successful twentieth-century writer, chronicling her Texas origins through her self-exile in Europe and offering insight into the influence of Tom Ripley and the Hitchcock film inspired by her first novel.
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