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  • Wharton, William
    William Wharton

    
in World War II, while Scumbler (1984) fantastically embroiders upon his experiences as an artist in Paris. Later novels—including Pride (1985), a story of the Depression; Tidings (1987), a family saga; and Last Lovers (1991), a tale of sexual exploration—drew less attention than his early work. He also illustrated his


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in World War II, while Scumbler (1984) fantastically embroiders upon his experiences as an artist in Paris. Later novels—including Pride (1985), a story of the Depression; Tidings (1987), a family saga; and Last Lovers (1991), a tale of sexual exploration—drew less attention than his early work. He also illustrated his


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