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An Unfortunate Woman: A Journey
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An Unfortunate Woman: A Journey

novel by Brautigan
Also known as: ā€œCahier d’un retour de troieā€
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  • Richard Brautigan

    His final novel, An Unfortunate Woman: A Journey, was posthumously published first in French as Cahier d’un retour de troie (1994) and then in English (2000). Several of Brautigan’s early writings, which he gave to his friend Edna Webster before leaving Oregon for San Francisco and which were…

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    His final novel, An Unfortunate Woman: A Journey, was posthumously published first in French as Cahier d’un retour de troie (1994) and then in English (2000). Several of Brautigan’s early writings, which he gave to his friend Edna Webster before leaving Oregon for San Francisco and which were…

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