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What’s Best For A writer? The Hurly-Burly of Life Or A Quiet Sanctuary?

September 06, 2016
by Caroline Miller
A Gentleman in Moscow, Armor Towels, Ernest Hemingway, Julian Assange, Madame Claude, the Barclay hotel
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Who would have thought the life of former President Hamilton would make good theatre, or that T. S. Elliot’s reference to cats in, “The Waste Land” would inspire a Broadway musical?  Certainly, I’d have scoffed at either project had they been suggested to me.  That both thea
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Ladies Of The Night

September 29, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Behind Claude's Doors, Madame Claude, Martine Monteil, prostitution, William Stadem
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ladies of the evening
Literature has been no more kind to its prostitutes than real life has been. While fallen wives have made memorable heroines — Madame Bovary and Anna Karenina among them —  few novels feature the travails of working girls.  Fannie Hill and Moll Flanders are the exception
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