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Mrs. Nixon

novel by Beattie

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  • Ann Beattie
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    In the unconventional novel Mrs. Nixon (2011), Beattie imagined the life of first lady Pat Nixon and also discussed the art of writing. A Wonderful Stroke of Luck, her 21st book, was published in 2019. Beattie’s other works included the children’s book Spectacles (1985), which deals with the supernatural,…

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