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A Book of Common Prayer
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  • Joan Didion, 1970
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    A Book of Common Prayer (1977) centers on two American women living in the fictional Central American country of Boca Grande. Set in the 1970s, Democracy (1984) features a protagonist whose father is a murderer and husband is a senator and failed presidential candidate.

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