Washington, D.C.
work by Vidal
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Gore Vidal's novel Washington, D.C. (1967) is an ironic examination of political morality in the U.S. capital. This novel was the first in his series known as the Narratives of Empire, which vividly re-created prominent figures and events in American history. Vidal was a prolific American novelist and essayist, known for his outspoken political opinions and satirical observations. He wrote for television, film, and the stage, and his work often explored themes of politics, society, and history.12
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