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--George Dana Boardman, the younger (1828—1903)
President of the American Baptist Missionary Union.

--David Boaz (b. 1953)
American lawyer.

--Giovanni Boccaccio (1313—1375)
Italian poet.

--Herman Boerhaave (1668—1738)
Dutch physician, botanist, and and professor of medicine.

--Ivan F. Boesky (b. 1937)
American businessman.

--Rev. William John Henry Boetcker (1873—1962)
German-born American minister and author.

--Boethius [Anicius Manlius Severinus] (480?—524)
Roman scholar and Christian philosopher.
_The Consolation of Philosophy_ [c. 524, written in prison while awaiting execution.]

--Sir Dirk Bogarde (1921—1999)
British actor and novelist.

--Humphrey Bogart (1899—1957)
American actor.

--John B. Bogart (1848—1921)
American journalist.

--Eric Bogle (b. 1944)
Scottish-born Australian singer and songwriter.

--Henry G. Bohn (1796—1884)
English publisher and bookseller.
Comp., A Hand-Book of Proverbs [1860]

--Niels Bohr (1885—1962)
Danish physicist.

--Nicolas Boileau-Desprιaux (1636—1711)
French critic and poet.
_L'art poιtique_ [1674]

--Derek C. Bok (b. 1930)
American lawyer and educator.

--Anne Boleyn [also spelled Bullen] (1507?—1536)
Second wife of King Henry VIII of England and mother of Queen Elizabeth I.

--Robert Bolt (1924—1995)
English playwright and screenwriter.
_A Man for All Seasons_ [1960]

--Charles E. Bolton [Charles Earl Bolles, aka Black Bart] (1829—1917?)
American outlaw.

--Sarah Tittle Bolton (1814—1893)
American poet.

--Erma Bombeck (1927—1996)
American humorist.
_I Lost Everything in the Post-Natal Depression_ [1973]
_When You Look Like Your Passport Photo, It's Time to Go Home _ [1991]

--Napoleon Bonaparte (1769—1821) [see Napoleon I]

--Julian Bond (b. 1940)
American leader of the civil-rights movement.

--Bono (b. 1960)
Irish rock star.

--Edward de Bono (b. 1933)
Malta-born psycologist.

--Daniel Boone (1734—1820)
American pioneer who blazed the Wilderness Trail.

--Louis Boone (b. 1941)
American academic author.

--Daniel J. Boorstin (1914—2004)
American historian.
_The Image: A Guide to Pseudo-Events in America_ [1961]

--Arnaud de Borchgrave
[Covered Tet as Newsweek's chief foreign correspondent and had
seven tours in Vietnam between 1951 under the French and 1972.]

--James H. Boren (1925—2010)
American bureaucrat, professional speaker, and humorist.

--Victor Borge [Berge Rosenbaum] (1909—2000)
Danish-born American humorist, entertainer, and pianist.

--Jorge Luis Borges (1899—1986)
Argentinian writer.

--Hal Borland [Harold Glen] (1900—1978)
American author.
_Sundial of the Seasons_ [1964]

--George (Henry) Borrow (1803—1881)
English traveler, linguist, and prose writer.
_Lavengro_ [1851]
_The Romany Rye_ [1857]

--Henry G. Bosch (1914—1995)
Religious figure.

--John Collins Bossidy (1860—1928)
American physician and poet.

--Jacques-Benigne Bossuet (1627—1704)
French bishop and orator.

--James Boswell (1740—1795)
Scottish lawyer, diarist, and author.
_The Journal of a Tour to the Hebrides_ [1786]
_The Life of Samuel Johnson_ [1791]

--Thomas Boswell (b. 1948)
American sports journalist and author.

--Ian Botham (b. 1955)
British cricketer and cricket commentator.

--Phyllis Bottome [pseud. of Phyllis Forbes-Dennis] (1884—1963)
English novelist and short story writer.

--Serge Bouchard (b. 1947)
Canadian anthropologist and essayist.

--Dion Boucicault (1820—1890)
Irish actor and playwright.
_London Assurance_ [1841]

--Alfred Bougeart (1815—1882)
French writer.

--Dominique Bouhours (1632—1702)
Pre-eminent French Jesuit grammarian who worked endlessly to promote
a high standard of correctness and purity in the French language.

--Jim Bouton (b. 1939)
American baseball pitcher and author.
_Ball Four_ [1970]

--Jan des Bouvrie (b. 1942)
Dutch interior designer.

--Christian Nestell Bovee (1820—1904)
American writer.
_Intuitions and Summaries of Thought_ [2 vols. 1862]

--Elizabeth Bowen (1899—1973)
Irish-born British novelist.
_The House in Paris_ [1936]

--Lord Bowen (1835—1894)
English judge.

--Claude G[ernade] Bowers (1878—1958)
American jounalist, diplomat, and historian.

--Samuel Bowles (1826—1878)
American journalist.

--L.M. [Louis Malcolm] Boyd (1927—2007)
American newspaper columnist.

--Robert Boyle (1627—1691)
British natural philosopher and theological writer.

--Sir Rhodes Boyson (b. 1925)
English author and politician.

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--Peg Bracken (1918—2007)
American humorist.

--Hugh Henry Brackenridge (1748—1816)
American writer, lawyer, and justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
_Modern Chivalry: Containing the Adventures of Captain John Farrago
and Teague O' Regan, His Servant_ [1792-1815]

--Charles Brackett (1892—1969)
American screenwriter.

--Ray Bradbury (b. 1920)
American science fiction author.
_Fahrenheit 451_ [1953]
_Dandelion Wine_ [1957]

--Bessie Braddock (1899—1970)
British Labor politician.

--Mary Elizabeth Braddon (1835—1915)
English novelist.

--John Bradford (1510—1555)
English Protestant martyr.

--Omar Bradley (1893—1981)
American general.

--Sir Donald G. Bradman (1908—2001)
Australian cricketeer, widely considered the sport's greatest player.

--John Bradshaw (1602—1659)
English lawyer.
He presided at the trial of Charles I. Buried in Westminster Abbey, his body
was exhumed at the Restoration and hanged in public, like that of Cromwell.

--Anne Bradstreet (1612—1672)
The first published American woman writer.

--James W. Brady (1928—2009)
American columnist and author.
_The Coldest War: A Memoir of Korea_ [2000]

--Berton Braley (1882—1966)
American poet.

--Ernest Bramah [Ernest Bramah Smith] (1868—1942)
British author.

--Anna Hempstead Branch (1875—1937)
American poet.

--Louis Brandeis (1856—1941)
American lawyer and associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court [1916—1939].

--Nathaniel Branden (b. 1930)
Canadian-born psychotherapist and writer.
_The Benefits and Hazards of the Philosophy of Ayn Rand_ [1982]

--Marlon Brando (1924—2004)
Oscar-winning American actor.

--William Cowper Brann (1855-1898)
American journalist.

--Sebastian Brant (1457—1521)
German satirical poet.
_The Ship of Fools_ (Das Narrenschiff) [1494]

--Wernher von Braun (1912—1977)
German-born American rocket engineer.

--Bertolt Brecht (1898—1956)
German dramatist.
_Die Dreigroschenoper_ (The Threepenny Opera) [1928]
_The Life of Galileo_ [1939]

--Gerald Brenan (1894—1987)
British travel writer and novelist.
_Thoughts in a Dry Season: A Miscellany_ [1978]

--Samuel Logan Brengle (1860—1936)
Commissioner in The Salvation Army and author.
_Love-Slaves_ [1923]

--William Joseph Brennan, Jr. (1906—1997)
American jurist; associate justice of the U.S. Supreme Court [1956—1990].

--Bishop Brent (1862—1929)
The first Bishop of the Episcopal Church in the Philippines.

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--Aristide Briand (1862—1932)
French statesman and winner of Nobel Peace Prize in 1926.

--Fanny Brice [Fania Borach] (1891—1951)
American comedian, singer, and entertainer.

--Morrie Brickman (1917—1994)
American cartoonist.

--Leslie Bricusse (b. 1931)
English lyricist and composer.

--John Bridges (1536—1618)
English bishop.
_A Defence of the Government_ [1587]

--Robert Seymour Bridges (1844—1930)
English poet.

--Rocky Bridges (b. 1927)
American Major League baseball player, coach, and manager.

--John Bright (1811—1889)
English politician and orator.

--Steven Brill (b. 1950)
American lawyer & founder of CourtTV.

--Ashleigh Brilliant (b. 1933)
British-born American writer and artist.

--Mary D. Brine (c.1836-1925)
American poet.

--David Brinkley (1920—2003)
American television newscaster.

--Vera Brittain (1893—1970)
English writer.

--Carl Brockelmann (1868—1956)
_History of the Islamic Peoples_ [1948]

--John Brockenbrough (1775—1852)
American business man and civic leader.

--St John Brodrick (1856—1942)
British Conservative politician.

--Joseph Brodsky [Iosif Aleksandrovich Brodsky] (1940—1996)
Russian-born American poet and winner of the 1987 Nobel Prize for Literature.

--Professor D.W. [Dennis William] Brogan (1900—1974)
British historian and political scientist.

--Tom Brokaw (b. 1940)
American television journalist.

--Jacob Bronowski (1908—1974)
Polish-born mathematician and humanist.
_The Face of Violence_ [1954]
_Magic, Science & Civilization_ [1978]

--Charlotte Brontλ (1816—1855)
British author.
_Jane Eyre_ [1847]

--Rupert Brooke (1887—1915)
English poet.

--Anita Brookner (b. 1928)
British novelist and art historian.

--David Brooks (b. 1961)
Canadian-born American journalist.

--Gwendolyn Brooks (1917—2000)
American poet.
(The first black poet to win the Pulitzer Prize.)

--Louise Brooks (1906—1985)
American motion-picture actress.
_Lulu in Hollywood_ [1982]

--Mel Brooks (b. 1926)
American actor, writer, and director.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Maurice Yacowar, _The Comic Art of Mel Brooks_ [1981]

--Phillips Brooks (1835—1893)
American religious leader.
_Sermons_ [1878]

--Pierce Brosnan (b. 1953)
Irish-American actor.

--Dr. Joyce Brothers [Joyce Diane Bauer] (b. 1927)
American psychologist and advice columnist.

--Richard Brothers (1757—1824),
British religious leader.

--Lord [Henry Peter] Brougham (1778—1868)
Scottish lawyer and politician.

--Heywood Broun (1888—1939)
American journalist; father of Heywood Hale Broun.
_Seeing Things at Night_ (essays) [1921]
_It Seems to Me, 1925-1935_ [1935]

--Heywood Hale Broun (1918—2001)
American sportswriter and sports commentator; son of Heywood Broun.
_Tumultuous Merriment_ [1979]

--Charles H. Brower (1901—1984)
American advertising executive and author.

--Drew "Bundini" Brown (1928—1987)
Muhammad Ali's trainer.

--Edmund G. "Pat" Brown (1905—1996)
American lawyer and politician.
_Reagan: The Political Chameleon_ [1976]

--Frederic Brown (1906—1972)
American science fiction and mystery writer.
_The Lights In the Sky Are Stars_ [1953]
_Angels and Spaceships_ [1955]

--H. Jackson Brown, Jr. (b. 1940)
American author.
_Life's Little Instruction Book_ [1991]

--H. Rap Brown [Jamil Abdullah al-Amin] (b. 1943)
American civil rights leader and murderer.

--Henry B. Brown (1836—1913)
American jurist; associate justice of the Supreme Court [1890—1906].

--Joe E. Brown (1892—1973)
American actor.

--John Brown (1715—1766)
English clergyman and author.
_Barbarossa_ [1735]

--John Mason Brown (1900—1969)
American drama critic.

--Lew Brown [Louis Brownstein] (1893—1958)
Russian-born Amerian lyricist.

--Rita Mae Brown (b. 1944)
American writer.
_Sudden Death_ [1984]

--Willie L. Brown, Jr. (b. 1934)
American politician.

--Anthony Montague Browne (b. 1923)
British civil servant.

--Francis Fisher Browne (1843—1913)
American writer.

--Sir Thomas Browne (1605—1682)
English writer and physician.
_Religio Medici_ [1643]
_Pseudodoxia Epidemica_ [1646]

--Elizabeth Barrett Browning (1806—1861)
English poet.
_Sonnets from the Portuguese_ [1850]

--Sir Frederick ("Boy") Browning (1896—1965)
British soldier.

--Robert Browning (1812—1889)
English poet.
_Andrea del Sarto_ [1855]

--Lenny Bruce [Leonard Alfred Schneider] (1925—1966)
American comedian.
Biographies and/or related books about:
John Cohen (ed.) _The Essential Lenny Bruce_ [1967]

--Tammy Bruce (b. 1962)
Libertarian author and political commentator.

--Leonardo Bruni (also called Leonardo Aretino) (c.1370—1444)
Italian humanist scholar of the Renaissance.
_Historiarum Florentini populi libri XII_ [1610]
(Twelve Books of Histories of the Florentine People)

--Giordano [Filippo] Bruno (1548—1600)
Italian philosopher, astronomer, and mathematician.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Coulson Turnbull _Life and Teachings of Giordano Bruno_ [1913]

--Katharine Brush (1902—1952)
American author.

--William Jennings Bryan (1860—1925)
American Democratic and Populist politician who
ran for the presidency three times without success.
Biographies and/or related books about:
Genevieve Forbes Herrick & John Origen Herrick,
_The Life of William Jennings Bryan_ [2005]

--Anita Bryant (b. 1940)
American singer.

--John H. Bryant (1807—?)
American poet; brother of William Cullen Bryant.

--William Cullen Bryant (1794—1878)
American poet and editor.

--James Bryce (1838—1922)
British politician, diplomat, and historian; ambassador to the U.S. [1907—1913].
_The American Commonwealth_ [1888]

--Yul Brynner (1920?—1985)
Actor born in Russia.

--Bill Bryson (b. 1951)
American writer of humorous travel books.
_The Lost Continent_ [1989]
_Neither Here Nor There_ [1991]
_Notes From a Small Island_ [1996]
_In a Sunburned Country_ [2000]
_A Walk in the Woods_

--Zbigniew Brzezinski (b. 1928)
Polish-American political scientist.
_Power and Principle_ [1983]

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--John Buchan (1875—1940)
Scottish novelist and Govenor-General of Canada [1935—1940].

--William Buchan (1729—1805)
English doctor.
_Domestic Medicine, or a Treatise on the Presentation and
Cure of Diseases by Regimen and Simple Medicines_ [1797]

--James Buchanan (1857—1861)
The 15th President of the United States [1857—1861].

--Patrick Buchanan (b. 1938)
American political commentator, author, and syndicated columnist.
_The Defeat of the West_ [2002]

--Frank Buchman (1878—1961)
American evangelist.
_Remaking the World_ [1947] (Collected speeches.)

--Art Buchwald (1925—2007)
American journalist and humorist who won the
1982 Pulitzer Prize for Outstanding Commentary.

--Pearl S. Buck (1892—1973)
American author noted for her novels of life in China;
winner of the 1938 Nobel Prize for Literature.
_The Good Earth_ [1931]
_The Patriot_ [1939]
_Of Mice and Women_ [1941]
_What America Means to Me_ [1943]
_My Several Worlds_ [1954]
_ A Bridge for Passing_ [1962]
_Children For Adoption_ [1964]
_To My Daughters, With Love_ [1967]
_Pearl Buck's America_ [1971]

--Jamie Buckingham (1932—1992)
American Christian pastor, author, and columnist.

--Christopher Buckley (b. 1952)
American political satirist.

--William F. Buckley Jr. (1925—2008)
American author and journalist.
_Up From Liberalism_ [1959]
_The Jeweler's Eye_ [1968]

--Joseph Stevens Buckminster (1784—1812)
American Unitarian preacher.

--Buddha [Gautama] (c. 6th—4th century B.C.)
Founder of Buddhism.

--Frederick Buechner (b. 1926)
American Presbyterian minister and author.
_Wishful Thinking_ [1971]

--Michael Buerk (b. 1946)
British broadcaster and journalist.

--D.W. Buffa
American lawyer and author.
_The Judgment_ [2001]

--Warren Buffett (b. 1930)
American businessman.
Biographies and/or related books about:
_Wit and Wisdom from the World's Greatest Investor_, ed. Janet Lowe [1997]

--Georges-Louis Leclerc, Comte de Buffon (1707—1788)
French naturalist.

--Lois McMaster Bujold (b. 1949)
American science fiction author.
_Memory_ [1996]
_A Civil Campaign_ [1999]

--Nikolai Ivanovich Bukharin (1888—1938)
Russian Communist leader and theoretician.

--Charles Bukowski (1920—1994)
German-born American poet.

--Arthur Buller (1874—1944)
British botanist and mycologist.

--William J. Bulow (1869—1960)
American politician and lawyer.

--Edward Bulwer-Lytton (1803—1873)
British novelist, playwright, and politician.
_Pelham: or The Adventures of a Gentleman_ [1828]
_Paul Clifford_ [1830]
_The Duchess de la Valliθre_ [1836]
_Richelieu_ [1839]
_My Novel, or Varieties in English Life_ [1853]
_Lucile_ [1860]
_Caxtoniana: A Series of Essays on Life, Literature, and Manners_ [1863]
_The Caxtons: A Family Picture_ [1867]
_Chronicles and Characters_ [1868]
_Kenelm Chillingly, His Adventures and Opinions_ [1873]

--Ralph Bunche (1904—1971)
American political scientist, diplomat and winner of the 1950 Nobel Peace Prize.

--Rabbi Simcha Bunim of Pshis'cha (1765—1827)
Chassidic leader.

--Henry Cuyler Bunner (1855—1896)
American poet, novelist, and editor.
_One, Two, Three_

--Luis Buρuel (1900—1983)
Spanish director and filmmaker.
_My Last Sigh_ [1983]

--John Bunyan (1628—1688)
English writer and allegorist.
_The Pilgrim's Progress_ [1678]

--Victor Buono (1938—1982)
American actor.

--Samuel Dickerson Burchard (1812—1891)
American clergyman.

--Julie Burchill (b. 1959)
English journalist.
_Damaged Goods_ [1986]

--Jacob Burckhardt (1818—1897)
Swiss historian of art and culture.
_Judgments on History_ [1865—85]

--Robert Jones Burdette (1844—1914)
American humorist and lecturer.

--Anthony Burgess [John Burgess Wilson] (1917—1993)
English novelist and critic.

--Gelett Burgess (1866—1951)
American writer, poet, and humorist.

--James Burgh (1714—1775)
Scottish author.
_The Dignity of Human Nature_ [1754]

--John W. Burgon (1813—1888)
English Anglican divine.
"Petra" [1845]

--Billie Burke (Mary William Appleton Burke) (1885—1970)
American actress.

--Edmund Burke (1729—1797)
Irish-born Whig politician and man of letters.
_A Vindication of Natural Society_ [1753]
_A Philosophical Inquiry into the Origin of Our Ideas of the
Sublime and the Beautiful_ [1756]
_Observation on a Late Publication on the Present State of the Nation_ [2nd ed. 1769]
_Thoughts on the Cause of the Present Discontents_ [1770]
_Reflections on the Revolution in France_ [1790]
_The Works of the Right Honourable Edmund Burke_ [3 vol., 1792]

--Johnny Burke (1908—1964)
American lyricist.

--Thomas Burke (1886—1945)
British author.

--Denis Parsons Burkitt (1911—1993)
British surgeon and medical researcher.

--Jacob Burnap (1748—1821)
American clergyman.

--Gilbert Burnet (1643—1715)
English bishop and historian.

--Carol Burnett (b. 1933)
American television actress.

--Fanny Burney (1752—1840)
English novelist and diarist.
_Cecilia_ [1782]
_Camilla_ [1796]

--George Burns [Nathan Birnbaum] (1896—1996)
American comedian.
_Dear George_ [1985]

--John Burns (1858—1943)
British Liberal politician.

--Robert Burns (1759—1796)
Scottish poet and songwriter.
Biographies and/or related books about:
_The Works of Robert Burns_ [4 vols., 1800]

--Burnum Burnum [Harry Penrith] (1936—1997)
Australian political activist.

--Aaron Burr (1756—1836)
American third vice-president [1801—1805]
who was tried and acquitted of treason in 1807.

--Elihu Burritt (1810—1879)
American philanthropist.

--Edgar Rice Burroughs (1875—1950)
American novelist.
_Tarzan of the Apes_ [1914]
_Thuvia, Maid Of Mars_ [1920]

--John Burroughs (1837—1921)
American naturalist and writer.
_The Light of Day_ [1900]
_Literary Values and Other Papers_ [1902]
_Time and Change_ [1912]
Biographies and/or related books about:
_The Heart of Burroughs's Journals_ [1928], ed. Clara Barrus

--William S. Burroughs (1914—1997)
American author associated with the Beat Generation.
_The Naked Lunch_ [1959]
_The Adding Machine_ (essays) [1985]

--Ellen Burstyn [Edna Rae Gillooly] (b. 1932)
American film actress.

--Benjamin H Burt (1880—1950)

--Richard Burton [Richard Walter Jenkins Jr.] (1925—1984)
Welsh stage and motion-picture actor.

--Sir Richard Francis Burton (1821—1890)
English scholar-explorer and Orientalist.
_The Kasidah of Haji Abdu El-Yezdi_. or. “Lay of the Higher Law” [1880]

--Robert Burton (1577—1640)
English scholar, cleric, and author.
_The Anatomy of Melancholy_ [1621]

--J. B. [John Bagnell] Bury (1861—1927)
American historian, classical scholar, and philologist.
_A History of Freedom of Thought_ [1913]

--Leo [Felice Leonardo] Buscaglia (1925—1998)
American professor and author of inspirational books.
_Born For Love: Reflections on Loving_ [1992]

--Barbara Bush (b. 1925)
American wife of the 41st U.S.president, George H.W. Bush,
and mother of the 43rd president, Geowge W. Bush.

--George H. W. Bush (b. 1924)
American Republican statesman and President [1989—1993].

--George W. Bush (b. 1946)
The 43rd President of the United States and a former Governor of Texas.

--Laura Bush (b. 1946)
Wife of the forty-third President of the United States George W. Bush.

--Vannevar Bush (1890—1974) [1971 letter]
American electrical engineer and administrator who oversaw government
mobilization of scientific research during World War II.

--Horace Bushnell (1802—1876)
American theologian.

--Henry Busse (1894—1955)
German-borm lyricist and bandleader.

--Roger de Rabutin, Comte de Bussy (1618—1693)
French soldier and poet.
_Histoire amoureuse des Gaules_ [1660]

--Jerry Butler (b. 1939)
American soul singer and songwriter.

--Joseph Butler (1692—1752)
English bishop and philosopher.

--Nicholas Murray Butler (1862—1947)
President of Columbia University.

--Samuel Butler (1612—1680)
English poet and satirist.
"Hudibras" [1663]

--Samuel Butler (1835—1902)
English novelist, essayist, and critic.
_Erewhon, Or: Over the Range_ [1872]
_The Way of All Flesh_ [1903]
_The Note-Books of Samuel Butler_, ed. Henry Festing Jones [1907]
Biographies and/or related books about:
Henry Festing Jones _Samuel Butler,
Author of Erewhon (1835-1902). A Memoir_ [2 vol., 1919]
Geoffrey Keynes and Brian Hill (eds.) _Samuel Butler's Notebooks_ [1951]

--William Butler (1535—1618)
_Dyet's Dry Dinner_ [1599]

--William Allen Butler (1825—1902)
American lawyer and author.

--Herbert Butterfield (1900—1979)
British historian and religious thinker.
_Christianity, Diplomacy and War_ [1953]

--Charles Buxton (1823—1871)
English author.
_Notes of Thought_ [1873]

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--Robert Byrd (1917—2010)
American politician.

--Lord Byron [George Gordon Byron] (1788—1824)
English Romantic poet and satirist.
_Childe Harold's Pilgrimage_ [1812—1818]
_The Giaour_ [1813]
_The Corsair, A Tale_ [1814]
_Lara: A Tale_ [1814]
_Don Juan_ [1818—1824]
_Marino Faliero_ [1820]
_The Two Foscari_ [1821]
_Sardanapalus_ [1821]
_Cain_ [1821]
_Detached Thoughts_ [1821—1822]
_Werner_ [1822]
_The Deformed Transformed_ [1824]

--Michael Bywater (b. 1953)
British writer and broadcaster.


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