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  • John O’Hara

    His first novel, Appointment in Samarra (1934), explored the disintegration and death of an upper-class inhabitant of a small city; the book was highly acclaimed. In 1956 he received a National Book Award for Ten North Frederick (1955; film version, 1958). Although awarded few honours for his fiction,…

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    His first novel, Appointment in Samarra (1934), explored the disintegration and death of an upper-class inhabitant of a small city; the book was highly acclaimed. In 1956 he received a National Book Award for Ten North Frederick (1955; film version, 1958). Although awarded few honours for his fiction,…

    Read More