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Muriel Spark, Animal Lover
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NPR Weekend All Things Considered
04-22-2006
Muriel Spark, Animal Lover
Host: DEBBIE ELLIOTT
Time: 1900-2000
DEBBIE ELLIOTT, host:
And now an appreciation of author Muriel Spark, who died last week. Commentator Alice Furlaud developed a deep connection with the writer.
Ms. ALICE FURLAUD (Commentator): When I saw in the New York Times that Muriel Spark had died, I thought first of her cats. This may seem odd when I should be reme...
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Muriel Spark.(Author Profile)(Biography)
World Literature Today
; DAME MURIEL SPARK, born in 1938 in Edinburgh, Scotland, has been a professional writer since the 1940s. The author of nearly fifty novels, plays, nonfiction studies, and poetry and short-story collections, she made her publishing debut with Child of Light, a biography of Mary Shelley (1951); The
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BOOK CLUB William Boyd introduces 'the girls of slender means' by MURIEL SPARK
The Sunday Telegraph London
; We would welcome your views on this novel as you read it. Tell us if you like (or dislike) the characters, the style of writing, the plot - anything that strikes you as interesting. Over the next three weeks we will publish a selection of your comments both in Seven and on our website - the best
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Dame Muriel Spark.
The Daily Mail (London, England)
; Dame Muriel Spark IN an article on April 22, 2006, we stated that there was 'a deep- seated resentment on Dame Muriel Spark's part that her son- bled her of the money she had toiled so hard for.' In fact, payments made to Mr Spark by his mother were contributions to the support of Dame Muriel's
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Full and crisp - Pinot Grigio makes its mark.(Features)
The News Letter (Belfast, Northern Ireland)
; Byline: Jonathan Davis AMERICA has always been seen as the country searching for something new. Last year it saw the rise of Pinot Grigio (aka pinot gris in France). During 2001 Pinot Grigio sales increased by 40 per cent only surpassed in growth by Syrah/shiraz with an 85 per cent increase in
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The mistress of mischief Muriel Spark may be 86 and suffering from arthritis, but she shows few signs of flagging. As her 23rd novel is published, she talks about family spats, eating too much - and 'mad moments' in Cartier
The Sunday Telegraph London
; Not so long ago, Muriel Spark and her friend Penelope Jardine - a general's daughter with whom she has lived for the last 30 years - went into a jewellery shop to get a watch mended. "It turned out to be a branch of Cartier," Muriel recalls. "There were some rather polished assistants there and
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