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  • Margaret Anderson
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her three-volume autobiography, consisting of My Thirty Years’ War (1930), The Fiery Fountains (1951), and The Strange Necessity (1962). The Little Review Anthology was published in 1953, and the memoir The Unknowable Gurdjieff was released in 1962. Forbidden Fires, a work of fiction by Anderson, was posthumously published in 1996.

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her three-volume autobiography, consisting of My Thirty Years’ War (1930), The Fiery Fountains (1951), and The Strange Necessity (1962). The Little Review Anthology was published in 1953, and the memoir The Unknowable Gurdjieff was released in 1962. Forbidden Fires, a work of fiction by Anderson, was posthumously published in 1996.

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