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Wilder, Thornton Niven (1897-1975), American author, whose plays and novels, usually based on allegories and myths, have reached a worldwide...

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For years, the Stein-Toklas home in Paris was the centre of an important literary group, where American writers such as Sherwood Anderson, Ernest...

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