Deirdre Bair

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Deirdre Bair is an American biographer who has gained acclaim for her biographies of Samuel Beckett, Anaïs Nin, Simone de Beauvoir and Carl Jung. She received the National Book Award for her Beckett-biography in 1981. She recently published Calling It Quits, a book about divorce late in life.

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